Graduation Day is a 1981 horror film that follows a high school track team after the sudden death of one of its members, Laura. The yearbook editor, Anne, returns to town for her sister's funeral and begins to investigate the mysterious deaths of her sister's former teammates, who are being murdered one by one by a masked killer on the school track.
As Anne tries to uncover the identity of the killer, she becomes a target herself and must fight for her life. Along the way, the film explores dark themes such as the pressure that student-athletes face, the corrupt nature of authority figures, and the danger of obsession.
The movie stars several notable actors, including Christopher George as the coach, Patch Mackenzie as Anne, and E.J. Peaker as Laura. It was directed by Herb Freed and was released to mixed reviews. Despite this, Graduation Day has since become a cult classic among horror fans for its over-the-top death scenes and suspenseful plot.