88 Films is bringing three more cult horrors from its Slasher Classics Collection to 4K Ultra HD this coming March in 1987’s Stripped to Kill, 1980’s Fade to Black and 1986’s Sorority House Massacre; check out the official artwork and special features for the three released below…
A red-hot murder mystery awaits you in Stripped to Kill, a tale of deadly deeds and even deadlier dancing! Detective Cody Sheehan (Kay Lenz) is a cop who desperately wants to solve the gruesome slayings of local strippers which are all tied to the Rock Bottom dance club. Going undercover, she begins to work at the club, will she be uncovered in more ways than one? This debut feature from Katt Shea, someone who gave the world the equally steamy Poison Ivy in 1992, is a sexploitation thriller that dares to bare as much as it can. Mixing early 80s crime thrillers with as much pole dancing as you can handle, Stripped to Kill is a “psycho on the loose” shocker with a cool late 80s aesthetic.
Special Features:
- An interview with director/writer Katt Shea
- A video essay by Mike Foster on Corman exploitation flicks
Get ready to meet Eric Binford, the number one movie fan in the whole world. In fact, this lonely cinephile loves movies so much he’s prepared to kill for them whilst living out his warped fantasies all in the name of his deranged obsession for the silver screen. Written and directed by Vernon Zimmerman, this is a slasher which focuses on the darker side of fandom and obsession whilst smartly entwinning a very black, surreal sense of humour. Filled with film references and a very early role for Mickey Rourke, Fade to Black has the spirit of Scream mixed with the tone of Psycho and the beating heart of 80s slasher films.
Special Features:
- Commentary track with lead actor Dennis Christopher
- Commentary track with The Hysteria Continues!
- Historical commentary track with film historians Amanda Reyes and Bill Ackerman
- Music Fading: A Brand New interview with Craig Safan
- Fade In, Fade Out – A video essay by Heather Wixson
- Living & Dying for the Movies – an interview with lead actor Dennis Christopher
- Celluloid Heroes – an interview with executive producer Irwin Yablans
- Taking the Hits – an interview with special effects artist Wayne Beauchamp
- A Shiny Quality – an interview with actress Marcie Barkin
- Experimenting with Sound – an interview with composer Craig Safan
- Finishing the Story – an interview with editor Barbara Pokras
- A Brush with Darkness – an interview with stylist Patricia Bunch
- Audio interview with lead actress Linda Kerridge
- Original theatrical trailer
From Carol Frank, the director of The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) comes another blood-drenched slasher, this time with a paranormal edge to it. A young girl, Beth, survived the massacre of her family at the hands of her deranged brother but grows up with a mental block which removes the gory details of the horrific event. Fast-forward a few years and whilst at college Beth starts getting a sense of déjà vu about her sorority house, where has she seen it before and can she truly have a psychic link to her deranged brother? Soon, the bodies of innocent teens begin to pile high. The hack n’ slash genre has never been this disturbed!
Special Features:
- Commentary track with The Hysteria Continues!
- Commentary track with Eugenio Ercolani and Troy Howarth
- Final Girl Memories: An interview with Angela O’Neill
- Concorde Affair: An interview with Ryan Gowland
- No Alphas or Omegas Here: A video essay by Heather Wixson
- The Film (Extended UK VHS Cut) (SD)
- A Nightmare on Sorority Row – 2025 audio interview with actress Angela O’Neill
- A Slash Course In Terror: Inside Sorority House Massacre – 2025 interview with author/film historian Amanda Reyes
- The Final Girl: A Guide to Surviving Slasher Films 2025 featurette
- Sorority Pledge – 2014 interview with producer Roger Corman)
- Sorority Sister – 2014 interview with actress Nicole Rio
- Sorority Brother – 2014 Interview with actor Vinnie Bilancio
- Theatrical Trailer
Fade to Black and Sorority House Massacre will release on March 16th 2026 with Stripped to Kill following on March 30th 2026.
Originally published November 29, 2025. Updated November 30, 2025.
