Srigala

Sisworo Gautama Putra was just getting started on what would be a prolific career when 1980's Friday the 13th inspired the Indonesian filmmaker to helm Srigala ("Wolf") a year later. The nods to Cunningham's slasher whodunit are obvious, but Putra's love for the color-drenched storytelling of Dario Argento and Lucio Fulci's rotting ghouls is also present in a movie that would go on to recognition as a benchmark in Southeast Asian entertainment.

A trio of treasure hunters venture to a remote lake in search of a submerged fortune but run into unexpected company in some vacationing college friends. The fortune trackers attempt to scare the coeds away with stories of ghosts and demons, but all end up in a fight for survival as someone, or something, is hunting them down one-by-one.

Terror Vision is proud to present a new 2K scan of Putra's original camera negative for Srigala, making its worldwide disc debut with two minutes of additional footage and newly shot extras that include an interview with actor Barry Prima! More blood! More guts! More scuba diving!