Teenage Riot Video Party Blu-ray collects four mid-century juvenile delinquency and scare-film features from AGFA and Something Weird. Preserved from DigiBeta and S-VHS masters where original film elements are lost, decayed or inaccessible, the set is a campy time capsule of teen rebellion, exploitation melodrama and drive-in moral panic.
 
FILMS INCLUDED
 
Lost, Lonely, and Vicious (1958)
A noir-tinged slice of James Dean-inspired Hollywood melodrama, filmed in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in the wake of Dean’s death.
 
Jacktown (1962)
A rough-edged teen prison exposé with the feel of a juvenile delinquent paperback brought to the screen, featuring Patty McCormack.
 
The Flaming Teen-Age (1956)
A “true story” exploitation drama from Irvin S. Yeaworth, the director who would later make The Blob, mixing teen trouble, morality-play drama and 1950s scare-film energy.
 
The Narcotic Story (1958)
A wild classroom-scare-film style exploitation feature produced by Police Science, presented here from the original Something Weird S-VHS master.
 
Strange, sensational and packed with vintage drive-in attitude, Teenage Riot Video Party celebrates the wild world of mid-century teen panic cinema. This Region Free Blu-ray edition includes all four features, trailers and drive-in snipes, promotional gallery, all nite slumber party viewing mode, booklet and limited edition spot gloss slipcover.
 
directed by: Frank Myers, William Martin, Irvin Yeaworth, Robert W. Larson
starring: Patty McCormack, Ken Clayton, Art Gilmore
1956–1962 / 277 min combined / English DTS-HD MA 1.0 / 1-Disc Region Free Blu-ray with Limited Edition Spot Gloss Slipcover