In 1964, 20^th Century Fox released an independent shocker – shot in two weeks for $50,000 outside Stamford, Connecticut by local producer/director Del Tenney – advertised as ‘The First Horror-Monster Musical’. More than 50 years later, this “absolute classic of exploitation cinema” (Legends Magazine) returns like you’ve never seen or heard it before: When nuclear waste dumped into the ocean mutates a shipwreck full of corpses, it will unleash an onslaught of bikini teens, surprising gore, dubious science, an intrepid maid, The Del-Aires, and arguably the greatest worst monsters in horror movie history. Severin is proud to present this cult favorite from “Connecticut’s own Ed Wood” (Stamford Advocate), now featuring a new 2k scan from the original negative and loaded with all-new Special Features like nothing that ever stalked this earth!

Special Features:

• Return to Party Beach: A Retrospective Documentary on The Horror of Party Beach
• It's the Living End: An Encounter with The Del-Aires - Interview with Band Members Bobby Osborne and Ronnie Linares
• Shock & Roll: Filmmaker Tim Sullivan On Rock & Roll Horror Movies
• Archival Interview With Director Del Tenney
• Trailer