Release
The film was released theatrically in the US by American International Pictures in 1971.
The film was released on VHS home video (full screen format) in 1993 by Orion Home Video, which once held home video distribution rights to many titles in the American International Pictures catalogue.
The film was given a second VHS release by MGM Home Entertainment in September 2000.
The film was released on DVD by MGM in 2005 as part of their Midnite Movies series. The disc was a double feature release, pairing the film alongside Count Yorga, Vampire.
When CBS ran this movie in the 1970's on their "Friday Night Late Movie" the on-screen title was "Yorga Returns".
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