In case you missed it, Scream Factory recently revealed a January release date and cover art for their double feature Blu-ray of the Slumber Party Massacre sequels.

From Scream Factory: "Attention all Slumber Party Massacre fans! We are now taking pre-orders for our upcoming blu-ray double-feature of SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE II and III (both of which have been highly-requested from you over the years). Release date is January 17th.

More details and specs will be announced sometime in November. Pre-order now @ https://www.shoutfactory.com/film/film-horror/slumber-party-massacre-ii-slumber-party-massacre-iii-double-feature

SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE II - The only sane survivor of Slumber Party Massacre, Courtney (Crystal Bernard) dreams of the drill murderer returning. She can't shake the horrible feeling that she and her friends will be viciously tormented and brutally butchered. Again and again the nightmare returns. Dazed, Courtney loses control. And her nightmare crosses into reality. No one believes her, until it's too late. The driller killer returns, reincarnated as an evil rocker. He methodically stalks them; then violently gores them to death...one by one.

SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE III - Seven California co-eds are dresses to kill...and a murderer is, well, dressed to drill. He's an insomno-maniac looking for luscious bods to bore and it looks like he'll find them at the Slumber Party Massacre. The Driller Killer is back in Part III of the classic horror fest. This time Jackie, Diane and Martia are three high school girls who love a good time. When they party, they bust out of their bikinis and break out the brews – but the driller killer's out for a thrill with his drill...and he's ready to kill!"

Cover art via Scream Factory:

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