Rock \'n\' Roll High School (1979) NTSC DVD9 ISO+MDS

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Year...............: 1979
Country............: U.S.A.
Director...........: Allan Arkush
Runtime............: 1:33:27
Audio..............: English Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono
Subtitles..........: English
Color Type.........: Color
Picture Format.....: Non-Anamorphic
Aspect Ratio.......: 1.85:1
DVD Format.........: NTSC
DVD Source.........: Retail DVD9
DVD distributor....: Buena Vista Home Entertainment
DVD Catalog #......: 49500
Program Used.......: DVD Decrypter (ver. 3.5.4.0)
Avgerage Bit Rate..: 6.89 Mb/s

Menus..........: [x] Untouched, intact.
Video..........: [x] Untouched, intact.
DVD-extras.....: [x] Untouched, intact.
DVD-Audio......: [x] Untouched, intact.

SPECIAL FEATURES:
• "Back To School: A Retrospective" — The making of the movie with all-new interviews with
Allan Arkush, Roger Corman, Joe Dante, Dey Young, Marky Ramone, Loren Lester, and more.
• Audio Commentary — With Roger Corman and Dey Young
• Original Audio Commentary — With director Allan Arkush, producer Michael Finnell,
and screenwriter Richard Whitley
• Audio Outtakes At The Roxy — Original recordings of the Ramones during the shooting
of the final scene.
• Original Radio Ads
• Original Theatrical trailer

All Movie Guide wrote:

Rock 'n' Roll High School is a prime example of a '70s movie phenomenon: a cult film that was deliberately designed to be a cult film. High-schooler Riff Randell's (P.J. Soles) efforts to meet the Ramones are continually thwarted by rock-&-roll-hating principal Miss Togar Mary Woronov. Miss Togar is the zealous sort who conducts experiments on laboratory rats to prove the adverse effect of rock music on innocent teenagers. Riff knows that she'll have to be twice as clever and devious as Togar to get her daily supply of Ramones -- and thereby hangs our tale. A secondary plot involves the efforts of the men's-bathroom-stationed matchmaker Eaglebauer Clint Howard to arrange a date for high-school jock Tom Roberts (Vincent Van Patten). An anarchistic climax caps this spoof of '50s R&R musicals.