A jolt of adrenaline shot straight to the heart of 1990s British cinema, this darkly funny adaptation of Irvine Welsh’s novel was a major breakthrough for director Danny Boyle, producer Andrew Macdonald, and screenwriter John Hodge. With live-wire energy and stylistic verve, Trainspotting bounces across the life and times of Mark Renton (Ewan McGregor), a Scottish heroin addict who, along with his misfit mates, gets high, gets in trouble, gets clean, and gets high again, all in a bid to outrun the banality of modern existence. Kinetically cut to an iconic soundtrack of techno, rock, and Brit-pop, this indie phenomenon chooses life in all its ugly, beautiful, terrifying exhilaration.

Special Features:

• New 4K digital restoration of the uncut version of the film, supervised by director Danny Boyle, with 2.0 surround DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack
• One 4K UHD disc of the film presented in Dolby Vision HDR and one Blu-ray with the film and special features
• Alternate 5.1 surround DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack
• Audio commentary featuring Boyle, producer Andrew Macdonald, screenwriter John Hodge, and actor Ewan McGregor
• Nine deleted scenes with commentary from the filmmakers
• New interview with production designer Kave Quinn and costume designer Rachael Fleming
• Off the Rails: The Making of “Trainspotting,” a documentary featuring archival interviews with cast and crew and behind-the-scenes footage
• Memories of “Trainspotting,” a documentary from 2008 featuring the filmmakers as well as actors McGregor, Kelly Macdonald, Ewen Bremner, and Robert Carlyle
• Reflections from soundtrack artists Iggy Pop, Jarvis Cocker, Bobby Gillespie, Damon Albarn, Leftfield, and Underworld
• Theatrical teaser and trailer
• English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
• PLUS: Essays by critic Graham Fuller and author Irvine Welsh, and Welsh’s glossary of terms from the novel

THE MOST POWERFUL LEGEND OF ALL IS BACK IN A NEW ADVENTURE. After conquering the box office with his first outing as the sword-wielding Cimmerian, Arnold Schwarzenegger returns in Conan the Destroyer, an exciting and action-packed sequel from veteran director Richard Fleischer (The Vikings) that amps up the fantasy-adventure and hews closer to the character's pulp and comic book origins. Still mourning the death of his beloved Valeria, Conan is given an offer he can't refuse by Queen Taramis (Sarah Douglas): he will escort her niece, Princess Jehnna (Olivia d'Abo), on a quest to find a mystical horn that will awaken a slumbering god, in return for Valeria being brought back from the dead. With a new group of companions by his side - including a fierce warrior woman named Zula (Grace Jones) - Conan must battle an onslaught of evil beasts, wizards and cannibals, little suspecting that the wicked Taramis intends to betray him with the aid of her head guard, Bombaata (Wilt Chamberlain). Photographed by the great Academy Award-winning cinematographer Jack Cardiff, with another rousing score by Basil Poledouris, Conan the Destroyer has finally been restored in 4K with hours of brand new bonus features taking you deeper into the legend of the thief who would be king.

• Brand new 4K restoration from the original negative by Arrow Films
• 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray (2160p) presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
• Newly restored original mono audio and remixed Dolby Atmos surround audio
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
• Archive feature commentary by director Richard Fleischer
• Archive feature commentary by actors Olivia d’Abo and Tracey Walter
• Archive feature commentary by actor Sarah Douglas with genre historians Kim Newman & Stephen Jones
• Brand new feature commentary by genre historian Paul M. Sammon, author of Conan: The Phenomenon
• Newly assembled isolated score track in lossless stereo
• Casting the Destroyer, a newly filmed interview with casting director Johanna Ray
• Cut from a Different Cloth, a newly filmed interview with costume designer John Bloomfield
• Dune and the Destroyer, a newly filmed interview with art director Kevin Phipps
• Swords, Sorcery & Stunts, a newly filmed interview with stunt coordinator Vic Armstrong
• Behind the Destroyer, a newly filmed interview with John Walsh, author of Conan the Barbarian: The Official History of the Film
• Conan: The Making of a Comic Book Legend, an archive interview with writers Roy Thomas & Gerry Conway
• Basil Poledouris: Composing the Conan Saga, an archive interview with the composer
• Theatrical trailers
• Image gallery
• Double-sided fold-out poster
• Six double-sided collectors’ postcards
• Illustrated collectors’ booklet featuring new writing by Walter Chaw and John Walsh, and an archive set report by Paul M. Sammon

WORLD WAR TWO IS ENDING, WORLD WAR MURPHY HAS JUST BEGUN... Iconic actor Peter O'Toole (Lawrence of Arabia, The Stunt Man) joins forces with director Peter Yates (Bullit, The Friends of Eddie Coyle) in this blisteringly acerbic, wildly entertaining film about the absurdity of war. During the last days of WWII, the merchant ship 'Mount Kyle' is sunk by a German U-boat off the coast of Venezuela and the sailors machine-gunned in the water. Only Murphy (O'Toole) survives, making his way to shore where he is nursed to health by Dr. Hayden (Sian Phillips), a pacifist Quaker who runs a missionary settlement near the mouth of the Orinoco River. When Murphy discovers that the U-boat is now hiding further up the river using the jungle for cover, he becomes obsessed with retribution and begins a one man war to sink the German U-boat, no matter the cost. With a script by Stirling Silliphant (In the Heat of the Night, The Poseidon Adventure), cinematography by the legendary Douglas Slocombe (The Italian Job, Raiders of the Lost Ark) and a supporting cast that includes Philippe Noiret (La Grande Bouffe, Cinema Paradiso) and Horst Janson (Captain Kronos - Vampire Hunter, Shout at the Devil), Murphy's War is an underseen gem.

• High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentation
• Original lossless mono audio
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
• Running Out of War, a new visual essay by film critic David Cairns
• A Great Adventure, an archive interview with assistant director John Glen
• Dougie, Chic and Me, an archive interview with focus puller Robin Vidgeon
• One Man Army, an archive interview with film critic Sheldon Hall
• Theatrical trailer
• Image gallery
• Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Peter Strain
• Illustrated collector’s booklet featuring new writing by film critic Philip Kemp

A box-office hit (despite being banned in three states), Scarlet Street is one of legendary director Fritz Lang’s (M, Metropolis) finest American films. When middle-aged milquetoast Chris Cross (Edward G. Robinson, The Stranger) rescues street-walking bad girl Kitty (Joan Bennett, The Woman in the Window) from the rain-slicked gutters of an eerily artificial back-lot Greenwich Village, he plunges into a whirlpool of lust, larceny and revenge. As Chris’ obsession with the irresistibly vulgar Kitty grows, the meek cashier is seduced, corrupted, humiliated and transformed into an avenging monster before implacable fate and perverse justice triumph in the most satisfyingly downbeat denouement in Hollywood history. Dan Duryea (Larceny), as Kitty’s pimp boyfriend, skillfully molds “a vicious and serpentine creature out of a cheap, chiseling tin horn” (The New York Times). Packed with hairpin plot twists and “bristling with fine directorial touches and expert acting” (Time), Scarlet Street is a dark gem of film noir.

Special Features:

DISC 1 (4KUHD):

• Brand New HDR / Dolby Vision Master – From a 16bit 4K Scan of the 35mm Nitrate Composite Fine Grain
• NEW Audio Commentary by Film Historian Imogen Sara Smith
• Audio Commentary by David Kalat, the Author of The Strange Case of Dr. Mabuse

DISC 2 (BLU-RAY):

• Brand New HD Master – From a 16bit 4K Scan of the 35mm Nitrate Composite Fine Grain
• NEW Audio Commentary by Film Historian Imogen Sara Smith
• Audio Commentary by David Kalat, the Author of The Strange Case of Dr. Mabuse

John Dannahay (Tony Musante, The Bird with the Crystal Plumage), a CIA agent stationed in Rome, is planning to overthrow an African government. But his plan goes wrong when a corrupt colleague starts shooting people from the roof of a hotel, taking an innocent couple hostage. Director Damiano Damiani (How to Kill a Judge) wields expert tension in this gripping espionage thriller, twisting and turning its tight plot to its sensational finale. Featuring a fantastic supporting cast including Claudia Cardinale (The Day of the Owl), John Steiner (The Case is Closed: Forget It) and Wolfango Soldati (The Heroin Busters), Goodbye & Amen is one of the great 1970s Italian action thrill rides, set to a haunting score by Guido and Maurizio De Angelis (Torso, Keoma).

• New 2023 restoration of the film from the original camera negative presented with Italian and, for the first time on home video, English audio options
• Uncompressed mono PCM audio
• Audio commentary by Eurocrime experts Nathaniel Thompson and Troy Howarth (2023)
• Interview with editor Antonio Siciliano
• Archival interview with Wolfango Soldati (2013)
• New and improved English subtitles for Italian audio and English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing for English audio
• Reversible sleeve featuring designs based on original posters
• Limited edition booklet featuring new writing by Italian crime cinema expert Lucia Rinaldi
• Limited edition of 3000 copies, presented in full-height Scanavo packaging with removable OBI strip leaving packaging free of certificates and markings

It's been called "graphic and unapologetic" (SexGoreMutants), "brutally effective" (Screen Rant) and "a forgotten classic" (Horror News). It remains the most reviled, controversial and misunderstood genre film of the '80s. Now "the most repulsive, degrading and horrifying movie ever made" (NY Daily News) can be experienced like never before: When a homicidal mental patient (an enduringly disturbing performance by Baird Stafford) flees an experimental drug program, he'll leave a 5-day trail of psychosexual carnage from the peep shows of 42nd Street to the gore-soaked shores of Florida. Written and directed by Romano Scavolini, this "devastating masterpiece" (Cinefear) - whose UK release as NIGHTMARES IN A DAMAGED BRAIN led to the imprisonment of distributor David Hamilton-Grant - has been scanned from the internegative and various foreign print sources to create the most complete version ever assembled.

• Audio Commentary With Star Baird Stafford And Special Effects Assistant Cleve Hall Moderated By Lee Christian And David DeCoteau
• Audio Commentary With Producer William Paul
• Kill Thy Father And Thy Mother - Interview With Director Romano Scavolini (71 mins)
• Dreaming Up A Nightmare - Cast And Crew Interviews
• The Nightmare Of NIGHTMARE - Interview With Erroneously Credited Special Effects Director Tom Savini
• The Stuff That Nightmares Are Made Of - Interview With Makeup Artist Robin Stevens
• A Nightmare On Many Streets - Locations Tour With Rue Morgue Writer Michael Gingold
• Open Matte Peep Show Sequence
• Deleted Scenes
• Still Gallery
• Trailers

• NEW 4K RESTORATION FROM PRESERVATION ELEMENTS (2023)
• Feature commentary by author/film historian Glenn Mitchell
• Making-of featurette "On Your Marx, Get Set, Go!"
• Robert Benchley M-G-M short "A Night at the Movies"
• 3 Classic M-G-M cartoons:
  • "Gallopin' Gals"
  • "Mama's New Hat"
  • "Old Smokey"
• Audio-only treasures:
  • Groucho Marx radio performance of "DR. HACKENBUSH" (written for film but unused)
  • Musical outtake "A Message from the Man in the Moon"
  • Leo is On the Air Radio Promo
• Original Theatrical Trailer
• Optional English SDH subtitles for the main feature

Stepping out of the sixties and in the wake of the Stonewall Riots, (considered the birth of the modern LGBTQIA+ liberation movement), the 1970s would prove to be a decade energized by queer activism, political and social change and pride. Celebrating such a vitally important legacy, this collection of gay protest and parade films is an essential multifaceted document of a period of revolution and jubilation.  

Heading this essential set is the incredibly poignant and mesmerizing feature documentary Gay USA (1977) from pioneering gay filmmaker Arthur J. Bressan, Jr. (Forbidden Letters (1979), Buddies (1985)). Bressan, Jr. documents aspects of the gay rights movement during the year of 1977 capturing the intersections of diversity in queer life; from vox pop style interviews with lesbian feminists, street drag queens, and straight allies to taking a look at the fight against notorious homophobe Anita Bryant and her "Save Our Children" campaign. Conversations with dedicated gay activists and individuals who have recently come out are masterfully intercut with images of the vast spectrum of LGBT individuals and their supporters proudly marching through sun-kissed streets. As well as being politically and socially important and a perfect snapshot of a period in time of gay solidarity and resistance, it is also a picturesque sparkling film with inspired visuals from Bressan, Jr. and his team of camera operators. Along with this magnetic feature length film comes four short films capturing queer liberation and protest: Lesbian activist Lilli Vincenz's Gay and Proud (1970), which documents the first Christopher Street Liberation Day Parade, held in New York City on June 28, 1970, to commemorate the first anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, the lesbian-centric Gay Power (1971) from legendary artists/activists Sharon Hayes and Kate Millett and the Women's Liberation Cinema and two San Francisco focused films: Parade (1972) from artistic all-rounder Ronald Chase, which gives us an insight into the city's first official gay pride parade post-Stonewall and Freedom Day Parade (1974) by iconic filmmaker and choreographer Wakefield Poole (Boys in the Sand (1971)) which was shot at the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day.  

• Region Free Blu-ray
• Commentary Track on ‘Gay USA’ by Jenni Olson, Queer Film Historian and Co-Director of The Bressan Project and Don Romesburg, Professor of Women's and Gender Studies at Sonoma State University
• Commentary Track on ‘Freedom Day Parade’ by Jim Tushinski, Director of ‘I Always Said Yes: The Many Lives of Wakefield Poole’
• Commentary Track on 'Parade' by Director Ronald Chase
• ‘Gay USA’ Still Photography Slideshow
• 16-page Booklet with an Essay by Stephen A Russell, award-winning film critic, journalist and author
• Compilation Trailer
• Other Trailers
• English SDH & Spanish subtitles

Blu-ray with Limited Edition Slipcover $26.95
Standard Blu-ray $19.95
DVD $19.95

They called it progress.
He called it murder.

While visiting a Montreal hospital, investigative reporter Jason Brady (Lady in White’s Len Cariou) meets concerned citizen Marion Galbraith (The Fly’s Carol Lazare), who reveals that local children are being poisoned by a nearby factory. When the victims begin dying, Brady recognizes the urgency of this story, but he encounters resistance and danger at every turn. As his obsession grows, so does his relationship with Marion, causing a rift in his marriage to Alicia (Goin' Down the Road’s Jayne Eastwood), right as a series of powerful, unscrupulous forces promise violent retaliation – on Brady, his wife, and their children.

A year before directing the harrowing drug drama Drying Up the Streets, Robin Spry concluded his impressive run at the National Film Board of Canada with One Man, an unlikely fusion of prestige issue movie, conspiracy thriller, and Canuxploitation crime saga – that won an impressive seven Canadian Film Awards. Playing like a lost TV movie classic from the ’70s, this riff on the films of Sidney Lumet and Alan J. Pakula boasts an all-star Canadian supporting cast, including Miguel Fernandes (East End Hustle), Terry Haig (The Pyx), Jean Lapointe (Orders), Marc Legault (The Mob), Barry Morse (The Changeling), August Schellenberg (Cross Country), Sean Sullivan (The Hard Part Begins), and cult filmmaker Larry Kent (The Bitter Ash). Simultaneously witty and unsettling, this is a Canadian film like no other.

• Region A Blu-ray
• Scanned and restored in 2K from the 16mm interpositive by the National Film Board of Canada
• Audio commentary featuring filmmaker and historian Stephen Broomer
• One Sister (2023, 10 min.) – New interview with Robin Spry’s sister Lib Spry
• One Friend (2023, 13 min.) – New interview with Spry’s longtime collaborator Bob Presner
• Five short films directed by Spry: Miner (1966, 19 min.), Change in the Maritimes (1966, 13 min.), Illegal Abortion (1967, 25 min.), Ride for Your Life (1967, 10 min.), and Downhill (1973, 36 min.)
• The Dowry (1969, 20 min.) – Short film written and directed by One Man co-writer Peter Pearson
• Cell 16 (1972, 14 min.) – Short film written by One Man co-writer Peter Madden
• Red Shoes (1986, 24 min.) – Short film featuring One Man co-star Carol Lazare
• Bonus short: Trafficopter (1972, 10 min.)
• Theatrical trailer
• Booklet featuring a new interview with star Len Cariou
• Reversible cover artwork
• English SDH subtitles

Legendary animator and cartoonist Bill Plympton’s first feature, THE TUNE is a wildly surreal animated musical comedy about a struggling songwriter named Del (voiced by Daniel Neiden), desperate to write a hit tune to save his relationship with his long-suffering girlfriend Didi (voiced by Maureen McElheron, who co-wrote the script and composed the music). On his way to meet her and his boss, Del gets sidetracked in the cheerfully deranged Alternate Universe of Flooby Nooby: a strangely nostalgic vision of 1950s middle-class America as filtered through the affectionate-but-twisted sensibilities of David Lynch, Talking Heads and classic Warner Bros. Bugs Bunny cartoons. There’s a Doggie Elvis who croons about his pompadour; a love duet between a Burger and Fry, a slice of Cherry Pie and a Scoop of Ice Cream; and a joyfully sadistic Bellhop at The Love Sick Hotel, all singing lovably warped tunes like “Dig My Do,” “No Nose Blues” and “Tango Shmango”. Plympton’s famed animation style, done in colored pencils with a gorgeous pastel palette, is perfectly suited to this beautifully off-kilter saga of a man who loses his way only to find his heart: “Lost?” “No, I just don’t know where I am.”

• New restoration of THE TUNE by the Academy Film Archive
• "Your Face" (1987) -- Plympton's wonderfully bizarre, Oscar-nominated animated short (restored by the Academy Film Archive)
• "How To Kiss" (1988) -- Plympton's outrageous, body-morphing cartoon short
• “Guard Dog” (2004) – another Oscar-nominated dark comic gem from Plympton revealing a dog’s wildest fears as his owner takes him for a walk (restored by the Academy Film Archive)
• "The Flying House - Dreams of a Rarebit Fiend" - famed animator Winsor McCay's last film from 1921, restored / re-scored / newly voiced by Plymptoon Studios in 2011
• New hour-long video interview on THE TUNE with director/writer/producer Bill Plympton, composer/co-writer/voice actor Maureen McElheron, and voice actor Daniel Neiden, moderated by Dennis Bartok of Deaf Crocodile
• Trailer for Plympton’s new feature film SLIDE with special video introduction by Bill Plympton
• New commentary track by animation producer and podcaster Adam Rackoff and podcaster and film critic James Hancock
• New essay by film critic Walter Chaw (Film Freak Central)
• Archival audio commentary from 2004 with Bill Plympton and Maureen McElheron
• Blu-ray authoring by David Mackenzie of Fidelity In Motion

DEATH CARRIES A CANE (1973, Maurizio Pradeaux)

While enjoying an otherwise leisurely day, Kitty, a professional photographer, happens to witness the murder of a nude woman, via a sightseeing telescope. While she is unable to make out the black trench coat-wearing killer’s face, it’s not long before this mystery assailant begins stalking and gorily bumping off all potential witnesses to the crime. Fearing that she might become the killer’s next target, Kitty enlists the help of her boyfriend, Alberto, as the two launch their own investigation into the murders…

A sensationally trashy and fun giallo from the genre’s early 70s golden age, Maurizio Pradeaux’ DEATH CARRIES A CANE (aka Passi di danza su una lama di rasoio) offers a non-stop barrage of sex and violence, all within the confines of a clever whodunit. Starring Nieves Navarro (Death Walks on High Heels), Robert Hoffmann (Spasmo), Simón Andreu (Open Season), and Rosita Torosh (The Bird with the Crystal Plumage), Vinegar Syndrome is delighted to present the world Blu-ray debut of this deliriously sleazy hidden gem from a new, 4K restoration of its 35mm camera negative, in both its original Italian and English language dubs.

Special Features:

• Region Free Blu-ray
• Newly scanned & restored in 4K from its 35mm original camera negative
• Presented in its original Italian mono soundtrack with optional English subtitles as well as its English mono dub soundtrack
• Commentary track with film historians Eugenio Ercolani, Troy Howarth and Nathaniel Thompson
• "A Life in the Suite" - an interview with editor Eugenio Alabiso
• Promotional still gallery
• Inside sleeve artwork
• Newly translated English subtitles

NAKED YOU DIE (1968, Antonio Margheriti)

Following the arrival of a mysterious trunk to an all-girls boarding school, a series of strange disappearances and murders begin to plague the institution. To appease the panic-stricken students and staff, Inspector Durand begins searching the school grounds in a bid to unmask the culprit. However, student and amateur sleuth, Jill, decides to solve the mystery on her own, unwittingly putting herself into the sights of a bloodthirsty killer!

A transitional giallo which bridges the “style over substance” and gothic-inspired thrillers of the mid-60s with the grimier and sleazier efforts of the 1970s and beyond, Antonio Margheriti’s (Cannibal Apocalypse) debut giallo, the perfunctorily-titled NAKED YOU DIE (aka Nude... si muore; The Young, the Evil and the Savage) stars Mark Damon (The Devil’s Wedding Night), Eleonora Brown (Two Women), and Michael Rennie (The Day the Earth Stood Still). Featuring striking scope photography from Fausto Zuccoli (Zombie Holocaust) and a memorable score by Carlo Savina (The House of Exorcism), Vinegar Syndrome presents the English-friendly Blu-ray debut of NAKED YOU DIE, including the original Italian cut and English export version, both restored in 4K from its original 35mm camera negative.

• Region Free Blu-ray
• Newly scanned & restored in 4K from its 35mm original camera negative
• Presented in two versions: the original 97-minute Italian cut and the 78-minute English language "School Girl Killer" edit
• Commentary track with film historians Eugenio Ercolani, Troy Howarth and Nathaniel Thompson
• "Young, Evil & Savage" - an interview with actress Sally Smith
• "School Girl Killer" - an interview with actress Eleonora Brown
• "Last Shower" - an interview with actress Malisa Longo
• "Hello Giallo: Death Finds Its Feet" - a video essay by Mike Foster on NAKED YOU DIE and the early days of the giallo film
• "Giallo Dawson" - a video essay by Pier Maria Bocchi on the lesser-known films of NAKED YOU DIE director Antonio Margheriti aka Anthony Dawson
• Promotional image gallery
• Inside sleeve artwork
• Newly translated English subtitles

THE BLOODSTAINED SHADOW (1978, Antonio Bido)

In the 1950s, the body of a teenage girl was found strangled near a small village. Decades later, with the murder remaining unsolved, a young man named Stefano, who grew up in the area, returns home to visit his older brother, Paulo, who has become the local priest. Shortly after his arrival, more mysterious murders begin to plague the community, with the victims being members of a strange local sect. But when Paulo begins receiving menacing warnings from an unknown source, Stefano, with the help of his girlfriend Sandra, begins looking into the seemingly ordinary town’s sinister past...

A late 70s standout in the giallo genre, director Antonio Bido’s sophomore feature, THE BLOODSTAINED SHADOW (aka Solamente nero), subverts expectations by offering a complex and serious-in-tone mystery set against the beauty and majesty of Venice. Starring American expat, Craig Hill (A Taste for Killing), Alfredo Zammi (Convoy Busters), and Italian genre film legend, Stefania Casini (Suspiria, Blood for Dracula), Vinegar Syndrome brings this this highly acclaimed thriller to Blu-ray, sourced from a new, director-approved 4K restoration and featuring a vast array of interviews with its cast and crew.

Special Features:

• Region Free Blu-ray
• Newly scanned & restored in 4K from its 35mm original camera negative
• Commentary track with film historians Eugenio Ercolani, Troy Howarth and Nathaniel Thompson
• "Deep Black" - an interview with director Antonio Bido
• "Inkstained Shadow" - an interview with screenwriter Marisa Andalò
• "Beauty in the Darkness" - actress Stefania Casini interviewed by Antonio Bido
• "Rural Horror Hero" - actor Lino Capolicchio interviewed by Antonio Bido
• "The Bloodstained Set" - an interview with production assistant Luciano Lucchi
• "A Bloodstained Sound" - an interview with musician Claudio Simonetti
• Still gallery featuring behind-the-scenes photos & promotional images
• Alternate English titles & credits
• Original Italian trailer
• Original English trailer
• Inside sleeve artwork
• Newly translated English subtitles

Blu-ray with Limited Edition Slipcover $51.95

Brilliant scientist, Professor Bernard Hichcock, harbors a secret fascination with the corpses of beautiful young women. His perverse desires are so strong that he has developed a unique serum capable of placing people into a death-like state; a drug he has decided to experiment with on his wife, Margaretha. However, after accidentally giving her a lethal dose, the doctor panics and covers up his wife’s death. Hichcock soon remarries, this time to the orphaned Cynthia, whom he brings to live with him at his isolated castle. Shortly after her arrival, Cynthia begins to experience increasingly strange and ghastly goings-on. While her new husband dismisses these seemingly supernatural occurrences, Cynthia becomes convinced that someone - or something - is lurking in the castle and her loving husband might know more than he’s letting on…

A crucial early work in the Italian gothic horror canon, THE HORRIBLE DR. HICHCOCK, from director Riccardo Freda (Tragic Ceremony) and screenwriter Ernesto Gastaldi (The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh), is a macabre period chiller which stars Barbara Steele (Black Sabbath) alongside Robert Flemyng (The Blood Beast Terror), Silvano Tranquilli (So Sweet, So Dead), and Harriet Medin (Blood and Black Lace). Graced with eye-poppingly colorful cinematography from Raffaele Masciocchi (The Ghost), Vinegar Syndrome proudly presents the UHD debut of this twisted and suspenseful classic in a brand new and exclusive 4K restoration of its original negative, and loaded with fresh extras including interviews with second assistant director Marcello Avallone and star Barbara Steele!

• 2-disc Set: 4K Ultra HD (UHD100) / Region A Blu-ray
• 4K UHD presented in High-Dynamic-Range
• Newly scanned & restored in 4K from its 35mm original camera negative
• The 87-minute Italian cut features both its Italian and English language tracks and is available on both the UHD and Blu-ray discs
• The 76-minute American cut with its English language track and is available on both the UHD and Blu-ray discs
• Commentary track with film historians Eugenio Ercolani, Troy Howarth and Nathaniel Thompson
• "The Horrible Dr. Freda" - an interview with second assistant director Marcello Avallone
• "The Most Honorable Julyan Perry" - an interview with screenwriter Ernesto Gastaldi
• "Necropolises and Necrophiliacs" - filmmaker Marcello Avallone on Italian horror and his experiences of working within the genre
• Scene select commentary track with actress Barbara Steele, moderated by Barbara Steele archivist Russ Lanier
• English "Raptus" title sequence
• Italian trailer
• Still gallery
• Reversible sleeve artwork
• Newly translated English subtitles

4K UHD / Blu-ray Combo with Limited Edition Slipcover $49.95
Standard 4K UHD / Blu-ray Combo $34.95

• 2-disc Set: 4K Ultra HD / Region Free Blu-ray
• 4K UHD presented in High-Dynamic-Range
• Newly scanned & restored in 4K from its 35mm interpositive
• Commentary track with Walter Chaw, author of A Walter Hill Film: Tragedy and Masculinity in the Films of Walter Hill
• "Battle in the Bayou" (17 min) - brand new interview with co-writer / director Walter Hill
• "Behind Enemy Lines" (26 min) - brand new featurette with editor Freeman A. Davies and assistant editor Lisa Zeno Churgin
• "Soldiers, Not Mailmen" (17 min) - brand new interview with costumer Dan Moore
• "Into the Unknown" (15 min) - brand new interview with film historian Wayne Byrne on Southern Comfort and the legacy of Walter Hill
• Archival featurette featuring interviews with: co-writer / director Walter Hill and co-writer / producer David Giler, along with actors Powers Boothe, Keith Carradine, Peter Coyote and Lewis Smith (27 min)
• Still gallery
• Video trailer
• 20-page booklet with an essay by author Brian Brems
• Reversible sleeve artwork
• English SDH subtitles

4K UHD / Blu-ray Combo with Limited Edition Slipcover $44.95
Standard 4K UHD / Blu-ray Combo $31.95

• Selected episode commentary by Lars von Trier, Niels Vørsel and Molly Stensgård
• In Lars von Trier's Kingdom - Documentary
• Behind the Scenes - Interviews with Lars von Trier and cast
• TV commercial for the Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet - Directed by Lars von Trier
• The Kingdom Trilogy - A Companion' - 28-page booklet
• English subtitles

Young and easily frightened Heather (Lesleh Donaldson, Happy Birthday to Me) is called to stay with her grandmother in the hopes of helping her turn an old funeral home into a bed-and-breakfast. But strange happenings and unexplained murders around the home quickly make this vacation spot a "dead-and-breakfast." It is up to Heather to investigate the eerie and creepy corners of the former funeral home to unlock a decades-old secret. Will she survive long enough to solve the mystery???

• 2023 Scan from the Original Camera Negative
• Audio Commentary with Film Historians Jason Pichonsky and Paul Corupe
• Isolated Score Selections & Audio Interview with Music Historian Douglass Fake
• Audio Interviews with Actor Lesleh Donaldson, First Assistant Director Ray Sager, And Production Assistant Shelley Allen
• Secrets & Shadows: Interview with Director of Photography Mark Irwin
• Dead & Breakfast: Interviews with Art Director Susan Longmire and Set Assistant Elinor Galbraith
• Family Owned & Operated: Interview with Brian Allen, President of Premier Drive-In Theatres
• Original Filming Location Footage
• Theatrical Trailer
• Video Trailer
• TV Spots
• Radio Spots
• Still Gallery