Severin Films, in partnership with The Russ Meyer Trust, have announced 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD premieres for three films from director Russ Meyer: Cherry, Harry & Raquel, Common-Law Cabin, and Blacksnake!. Each title will receive individual home video releases featuring scans from the original camera negatives alongside retrospective special features.

The lineup includes 1969’s Cherry, Harry & Raquel, starring Charles Napier, Larissa Ely, Linda Ashton, Frank Bolger, and Uschi Digard. The 4K restoration features over two hours of bonus content, including an archival interview with Digard.

Also set for release is 1967’s Common-Law Cabin, co-written by Jack Moran and starring Babette Bardot, Alaina Capri, John Furlong, and Ken Swofford. The title, which faced historical distribution bans in the United Kingdom, includes newly produced supplemental features created in collaboration with The Russ Meyer Trust.

Completing the wave is 1973’s Blacksnake! (also known as Sweet Suzy), shot on location in Barbados and starring Anouska Hempel, David Warbeck, Percy Herbert, Thomas Baptiste, and Dave Prowse. The release contains over two hours of new bonus materials focusing on the film’s production history and regional censorship challenges.

Alongside the physical releases, Severin Films and The Russ Meyer Trust have launched an online auction featuring original home office memorabilia from Meyer’s collection, including trade advertisements, foreign posters, press books, and theatrical calendars.

Cherry, Harry & Raquel, Common-Law Cabin, and Blacksnake! are available for pre-order ahead of their standalone 4K UHD physical releases.