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For a few years, it was hard to glean a decent DVD copy of this film. The Anchor Bay version had been long out of print and could only be obtained from private sellers at a ridiculous imprint. I never saw the 1998 Anchor Bay version but heard it was a nice release. The 2004 edition from Alliance Atlantis (or Echo Bridge Home Entertainment) where the camouflage art displays a knife blade with Jaime Lee Curtis’ face reflected was a dispicable release in every diagram. It was like watching a old-fashioned VHS copy with unpleasant relate and sound quality and that is not why DVD’s evolved. The companies releasing these films should have to pass some sort of inspection for DVD transfers. At last, Echo Bridge released a current version of Prom Night in 2007 with fancier screen art (Jaime Lee Curtis standing in the school hallway with her prom dress and tiara on holding a bouquet of flowers with a bloody ax in them) . I was very impressed with the pains that went into this as it was well done. Tremendous characterize quality (the scenes that were too gloomy to recognize what was going on before are now visible) . Also included was a nice chapter menu and more chapter stops (the previous release only had 5 chapter stops and a awful looking menu) . If you are a fan of eighties slashers, this version needs to be in your collection beside Panic Affirm and Halloween. A nice journey scene with Eddie Benton in this film is also worth savoring. What to recommend is the Australian thriller Road Games featuring Jaime Lee Curtis that many people may have missed. For the genre, I give Prom Night 4 stars. I really liked this one. There was something about the Canadian scare films that made them stand out (Shaded Christmas and Overjoyed Birthday to Me were some others) . Another Canadian fright gem I’m composed waiting patiently for is Curtains which has unfortunately not seen the light of day on DVD yet.

I’m a unhurried bloomer on this one. I never saw it until tonight – don’t know how that happened. I treasure the horror/slasher movies from the slow 70’s mid-80’s. This killed me! Halloween meets Carrie meets Saturday Night Fever. An escaped luntic, the police lag, disco-disco (respectable music BTW) and a prom with two conniving students all add up to a lot of fun. Not grand, not overly scary, but a proper hoot!