Vinegar Syndrome and Their Partner Labels
- swo17
- Bloodthirsty Butcher
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Re: Vinegar Syndrome and Their Partner Labels
Is the Cinematographe Thieves Like Us worth getting if I already have the Radiance release? It's 60% off today
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luxta
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Re: Vinegar Syndrome and Their Partner Labels
Comparisons https://slow.pics/c/EYUumj8Fswo17 wrote: Wed Sep 02, 2026 5:42 pm Is the Cinematographe Thieves Like Us worth getting if I already have the Radiance release? It's 60% off today
- swo17
- Bloodthirsty Butcher
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Re: Vinegar Syndrome and Their Partner Labels
60% off today:
Touch
Last of the Red Hot Lovers
Kamikaze 89
Therapy Dogs
Playground
And a handful of copies of Close Your Eyes have been added to the OOP section
Touch
Last of the Red Hot Lovers
Kamikaze 89
Therapy Dogs
Playground
And a handful of copies of Close Your Eyes have been added to the OOP section
- Grand Wazoo
- Joined: Thu Jun 21, 2007 6:23 pm
Re: Vinegar Syndrome and Their Partner Labels
I highly recommend Therapy Dogs, a really impressive debut that the director secretly shot while still in high school.
- TechnicolorAcid
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Re: Vinegar Syndrome and Their Partner Labels
Also notably the first film distributed by forum favorite Matt Johnson’s movie company Zapruder Films that wasn’t directed by him and there does seem to be a bit of the style of The Dirties in it that definitely appeals to me
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Zot!
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Re: Vinegar Syndrome and Their Partner Labels
Just when I thought it couldn't get any more quirky, TIL
John Cassavetes made comedic radio spots to advertise Kamikaze 89
- hearthesilence
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Re: Vinegar Syndrome and Their Partner Labels
I finally took a look at the Crimson Gold Blu-ray, and it looks like it's based off an old video transfer, i.e. whatever master that was created when they first issued it on DVD in the 2000s. This was a quick look on a smaller screen than I'm used to, but I think it's probably an early HD transfer. (At least, I hope it isn't an SD upscale.) Disappointing, and probably a good sign that a UHD release won't ever happen unless someone springs for a new 4K restoration. It's one of Kiarostami's masterpieces though, so at least it brings it back into print and you don't have to pay a premium for the old DVD, but hopefully some day we get a definitive edition.