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A suitably grimy affair that actually has more to say about sex work and perversion than expected.
A searing document of 1970s NYC and both the fashion and sex work industries at that time.
A decidedly small story given a modest budget and a great cast.
The film is almost excited in its ability to repulse, creating the type of domestic horror that doesn't really exist anymore.
An important document of NYC at a very specific time and a subculture at its end.
A funny, perhaps charming, entry into the early 80s adult cinema canon from Roberta Findlay.
A polished B-movie from a major studio that revels in its excesses.
Three decades later Sex, Lies and Videotape still feels as provocative and palpably tense as it did when it first released.
Roger Watkins' ultra-dark, borderline avant-garde hardcore opus.
An amalgamation of creature feature horror and home invasion thriller.
Vinegar Syndrome unearth another regional horror oddity!
Jim Jarmusch presents a more cerebral and decidedly art house approach to the western genre.
The sequel sheds the brothel setting of the first film, instead Babyface 2 turns its attention to a bachelorette party.
Old school in its approach and likely helped signal a sea change for the genre which had gotten bogged down gross out effects.
This Blu-ray now being available should give Mary! Mary! the following it deserves.
Brought to Blu-ray uncut and in a great new transfer, which is a cause for celebration.
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