HIGHWAY TO HELL BLU-RAY [PRE-ORDER]

Street Date 2/24/26

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Convicted mass-murderer Toby Gilmore has escaped from prison, and the open desert becomes his playground for sadism and destruction. Determined to stop him after failing to execute him years earlier, officer Earl Dent (Richard Harrison) sets out on a relentless pursuit that turns into a deadly game of cat and mouse. But Gilmore has taken a hostage--Fran Tucker, a young woman caught in the wrong place at the worst possible time. As the chase hurtles across backroads and wastelands, Dent closes in, each mile bringing he and Gilmore closer to an explosive reckoning on the highway to hell.

Shot in rural Texas, Highway to Hell stands as a prime example of the regional, low-budget filmmaking that fueled America's video boom of the 1980s and '90s. Originally released on VHS via Rae Don Home Video, the film showcases director Bret McCormick (The Abomination, Repligator), a key figure in the Texas exploitation underground, whose raw energy and ingenuity turn poverty row resources into a fast-paced, sun-baked thriller that captures the true spirit and grit of independent genre cinema.
First time ever on Blu-ray and includes bonus SOV feature film, Redneck County Fever (1992).

FEATURES:
Region Free Blu-ray
SD master from original tape elements
Commentary with director Bret McCormick
Director Bret McCormick interview
Red Hot Asphalt: actor Richard Harrison interview
Road Trip: actress Blue Thompson interview
Writing A Road Map to Hell: screenwriter Gary Kennamer interview
Actor Tom Fegan interview
Image Gallery
Bonus Movie: Redneck County Fever (1992), directed by Gary Kennamer
Redneck County Fever – Commentary track with Bret McCormick and Gary Kennamer
Redneck County Fever – Bret McCormick interview
Redneck County Fever – Gary Kennamer interview
Visual Vengeance trailers
‘Stick Your Own’ VHS sticker set
Reversible sleeve featuring original VHS art
Folded Redneck County Fever mini-poster
Optional English subtitles
Limited Edition O-CARD featuring original poster art - FIRST PRESSING ONLY