Severe Injuries

Melvin Hubble (Charlie Fleming) is the last in a long familial line of extremely unsuccessful serial killers. In an attempt to fulfill his father’s dying wish, he takes one final stab at glory by sneaking into the Rho Rho Rho sorority house on the eve of the girls’ prospective slumber party. Unbeknownst to Melvin, another killer with similar homicidal intentions is also loose in the same house. Surrounded by a bevy of horny and brainless sorority bimbos, only the bookish psychology major Lauren (Amy Lynn Best) has the wherewithal to perceive the imminent danger afoot.

A satirical send-up of the “sorority house” & “slumber party” slasher epics of the 1980s, Severe Injuries marked the directorial debut of prolific actress and filmmaker Amy Lynn Best; one of the most unique and dynamic female voices to emerge from the primarily male dominated, micro-budget SOV scene. Featuring performances by a veritable who’s who of B-movie heavyweights including Debbie Rochon (Terror Firmer), Robyn Griggs (Dead Clowns), Lilith Stabs (Vampire Callgirls), Lloyd Kaufman (The Toxic Avenger), Brinke Stevens (Nightmare Sisters), Jasi Cotton Lanier (Freakshow), & Ryli Morgan (Runaway Terror), Severe Injuries presented a tongue in cheek deconstruction of slasher film conventions that slightly predated the wave of neoteric genre pasquinades such as Behind the Mask & Tucker and Dale vs. Evil.

directed by: Amy Lynn Best
starring: Amy Lynn Best, Robyn Griggs, Charlie Fleming, Lilith Stabs, Debbie Rochon
2003 / 64 min / 1.33:1 / English DTS-HD MA 2.0

Additional info:

• Region Free Blu-ray
• New 2023 commentary with director Amy Lynn Best and writer Mike Watt
• Archival commentary with director Amy Lynn Best, writer Mike Watt, and actress Robyn Griggs
• Archival cast commentary with actors Charlie Fleming, Tim Gross, and Jim Steinhoff
• “Ouch!: 20 Years of Severe Injuries”: a new 2023 retrospective documentary (45 min.)
• Archival interview with director Amy Lynn Best
• Archival interview with actress Brinke Stevens
• Archival on-set cast & crew interviews
• Outtakes and deleted scenes
• Poster art journey
• Trailers
• “WereGrrl” (2002) -A short film directed by Amy Lynn Best starring Debbie Rochon
• “WereGrrl” outtakes
• Archival “WereGrrl” interview from Secret Scroll Digest
• “WereGrrl Threesomes” -on set cast interviews
• “Zom-B-Gone” (2015) -Short film directed by Amy Lynn Best
• “7:45 of the Dead” (2011) -Short film directed by Amy Lynn Best
• “Neck Up” (1995) -Short film directed by writer Mike Watt
• Reversible sleeve
• English SDH subtitles