High Tension
$110.00VHS
Typical asking price
Low
$109.99
High
$225.00
Listings
3
Amazon and eBay links may be affiliate links.
Watch the trailer
About This Movie
High Tension is a 2003 French horror thriller directed by Alexandre Aja that follows two best friends whose weekend retreat turns into a brutal nightmare. Known for its intense violence and suspense, the film has become a notable entry in early 2000s horror cinema.
Released in 2003, originally in France. · Noted for its practical effects and intense sequences. · Cécile de France's breakthrough performance. · Shot with a tight budget, but visually striking.
Market data
Updated 2mo ago
⚠ High value may reflect a sealed, signed, or rare variant copy.
VHS$110.003 comps
DVD$6.2424 comps
Blu-ray$19.959 comps
4K UHD$73.754 comps
High Tension VHS Value: $110.00
Where to stream High Tension
Not currently streaming in US.
Streaming data powered by JustWatch
Collector reviews
Have you seen this?
Rate it and share your take with other collectors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What inspired Alexandre Aja to make High Tension?
Alexandre Aja was influenced by classic slasher films and sought to create a horror movie with intense suspense and graphic violence that would stand out in the early 2000s horror scene.
Is High Tension part of a series or franchise?
High Tension is a standalone film without direct sequels or prequels, though it has influenced other horror movies and directors within the genre.
Why is High Tension considered a controversial movie?
The film's graphic depiction of violence and gore, particularly scenes involving home invasion and survival, sparked debate among audiences and critics about its level of brutality.
Are there notable differences between the DVD and Blu-ray releases?
While specific bonus content varies by edition, the film has been released across formats like DVD and Blu-ray, each preserving the film’s core visual and audio presentation.
Did High Tension receive any awards or recognition?
High Tension gained recognition within horror circles for its style and impact, contributing to Alexandre Aja’s reputation as a prominent horror director, though it did not receive major mainstream awards.
Discover
