New Restoration From A 4K Scan Of The Original Negative By Powerhouse Films
Two Presentations Of The Film: The More Explicit Export Cut (90 Mins); And The Uncensored UK Version, Under Its Pre-Release Title, "The Brute Syndrome" (89 Mins)
Original Mono Audio
Audio Commentary With Actor Sarah Douglas And Writer And Critic Kim Newman (2022)
"Sticks And Stones" (2022, 14 Mins): Director Gerry O’hara Recalls The Film’s Origins And Incurring The Wrath Of The Women’s Liberation Movement
UK Theatrical Prologue (1977): A ‘Psychiatrist’ Contextualises The Film’s Themes
"The Sea Can Kill" (1976, 27 Mins): Royal Navy Short, Written And Directed By Gerry O’Hara, About Surviving A Disaster At Sea
"This Week In Britain: ‘Erin Pizzey’" (1978, 5 Mins): Interview With The Inspirational Founder Of The World’s First Refuge For Women, Produced By The Central Office Of Information
Original Theatrical Trailers
Image Gallery: Promotional And Publicity Material
New And Improved English Subtitles For The Deaf And Hard-Of-Hearing
Limited Edition Exclusive 36-Page Booklet With A New Essay By Alexandra Heller-Nicholas And Josh Nelson, A Look At The Public Response To The Film’s Controversial Screenings, An Interview With Fight Arranger Roberta Gibbs, An Overview Of Contemporary Critical Responses, Anthony Nield On "The Sea Can Kill", And Film Credits
World Premiere On Blu-ray