DUCK! THE CARBINE HIGH MASSACRE is as topical today as it is controversal.
Shot in 1999 shortly after the Columbine High School Massacre, by filmmakers William Hellfire and Joey Smack in collaboration with Todd Russell (THR Productions) aka Pete Jacelone, it tells the story of two high school outcasts pushed to the unthinkable by the pressures of society and their high school peers.
Told from the point of view of the shooters, the movie attempts to shed light on why and how high school shootings occur.
Shortly after it's release, the movie received national attention as filmmakers were arrested and investigated by the FBI because of a controversial scene where alledgely real guns were depicted on school property.
This version of the movie has been re-edited and remastered from the original S-VHS tapes by Pete Jacelone and William Hellfire specifically for this limited Blu Ray release.
This Blu Ray contains never before seen interviews, a newly produced documentary, and other documentaries from the movie's premiere at CBGB's in New York City, plus news footage covering the filmmaker's arrest.
"This movie is too disturbing to watch, but to truthful to look away from."
-- Columbine High School Student
