THE WORLDWIDE UHD PREMIERE WITH 2+ HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES

Between VIXEN and BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS, Russ Meyer unleashed this 1969 classic that took his trademark themes of American immorality and unbridled Bosomania to eye-popping extremes, now presented in UHD for the first time ever: In a corrupt southwestern border town, Sheriff Harry Thompson (Charles Napier of SUPERVIXENS and THE BLUES BROTHERS) is caught between the passions of bisexual prostitute Raquel (Larissa Ely), adventurous nurse Cherry (Linda Ashton) and his double-crossing role in a deadly marijuana smuggling ring. Frank Bolger (MUDHONEY, COMMON-LAW CABIN) and Adult Entertainment legend Uschi Digard (BENEATH THE VALLEY OF THE ULTRAVIXENS, THE SCAVENGERS) co-star in Russ' "lots of fun" (Los Angeles Times) landmark, scanned in 4K from the original camera negative with over 2 hours of Special Features that include an all-new/ultra-rare interview with Ms. Digard.

Special Features:

• Audio Commentary With Film Historian Elizabeth Purchell And Film Programmer William Morris
• Supersoul Uschi! – Interview With Actor Uschi Digard
• A Song Of Its Time!: Writing Music For Russ Meyer – Interview With Composer Stu Phillips
• Big Time!: Russ Meyer In Chicago – Video Essay By Archivist Adam Carston
• Uschi Digard's CHERRY, HARRY & RAQUEL! Outtakes
• Trailer
• Radio Spots

“★★★★★ One of Russ Meyer's very best films... A Meyer montage of wild action and Bosomania, it's an important final step towards his pop masterpiece, BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS.” - Cinema Blend

“One of Russ Meyer's best films... It has sex, violence, humor, sharp editing, Don Siegel-like action  and a solid lead in square-jawed Charles Napier.” - Guide For The Film Fanatic

“Russ Meyer hits a geyser... It's a true Eisensteinian exercise in powerful eroticism  and pushes the sexual envelope further than his previous work.” - Apollo Twin

“Lots of fun... Larissa Ely, Linda Ashton and Uschi Digard more than amply supply the pulchritude and jut-jawed Charles Napier has a fine comic sense.” - The Los Angeles Times

“A story of lust and marijuana that bleeds toward the edges like a pair of red pajamas being washed for the first time.” - The New York Times