This special limited edition side loading slipcase (designed by Robert Sammelin) is limited to 3,000 units and is only available on our website and at select indie retailers. Absolutely no major retailers will be stocking them.
American tourists Cass and Gav are backpacking their way across the Balkans. Shortly after crashing a wedding, they run into a mysterious Slav who goes by “Saint Peter.” Offering to give them an authentic tour of the region, the young couple take him up on the proposal, but soon fall prey to Saint Peter’s increasingly strange and manipulative behaviors, culminating with Gav’s sudden disappearance. Desperate to find him, and confident that Saint Peter is somehow connected to his vanishing, Cass is pulled deeper and deeper into a sinister web of violence as she comes to realize Saint Peter’s terrifying true intentions.
The feature film directing debut of Austin Jennings (Shudder’s The Last Drive-In With Joe Bob Briggs), EIGHT EYES fuses a paranoid thriller through late period Euro horror aesthetics. Photographed on 16mm and Super 8mm, entirely on location in Serbia and Macedonia, and starring rising scream queen Emily Sweet (VHS ‘99) alongside a commanding debut performance from Bruno Veljanovski as Saint Peter, and featuring grisly gore effects by Miroslav Lakobrija (A Serbian Film) along with a nightmarish score composed by Devon Goldberg and performed by Morricone Youth, Vinegar Syndrome Pictures is proud to present the blu-ray debut of our first entirely original production.
directed by: Austin Jennings starring: Emily Sweet, Bradford Thomas, Bruno Veljanovski 2023 / 88 min / 1.85:1 / English 2.0 Stereo
Additional info:
Region Free Blu-ray
Shot entirely on motion picture film and finished in 4K
Commentary track with co-writer/director/editor Austin Jennings, Producer Justin Martell and co-writer/animator/sound recordist Matt Frink
"So Much to Love" (15 min) - an interview with actress Emily Sweet
"It's an Experience" (14 min) - an interview with actor Bradford Thomas
"Answering Honestly" (12 min) - an interview with actor Bruno Veljanovski
"A Piece of History" (16 min) - an interview with co-producer Seager Dixon
"Doing Cowboy Shit" (19 min) - an interview with cinematographer Sean Dahlberg
"Idea Man" (12 min) - an interview with co-writer/animator/sound recordist Matt Frink
A group discussion with co-writer/director/editor Austin Jennings, cinematographer Sean Dahlberg and co-producer Seager Dixon (52 min)
"Production Diary" (18 min) - a collection of behind-the-scenes footage
Reversible sleeve artwork
English SDH subtitles
Overall rating: 4.404412 / 5 from 272 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Eight Eyes, a limited edition horror film, is praised for its psychedelic throwback horror vibe, great performances, and stunning visual effects. The packaging and release are also highly appreciated by customers.
"Looks great some great performances and an all round great release" — Andy T.
"The practical effects, gore and enigmatic music are top notch in this incredibly intense voyage." — Zachary P.
"The movie looks fantastic with it having been shot on 16mm and Super 8mm film, with a stunning grindhouse aesthetic." — Nathan H.
Reviews
Recommended but do some research on this movie first
"Great artwork and packaging. Picture quality may not be up to people's standards largely due to its cinematographic process and creative intent but this release is good for conveying what the creators wanted."
— Benjamin C. (5/5)
Eh
"Has some unique imagery, a bit of gore, and some nice 16mm photography but this was mixed at best"
— Ian B. (3/5)
Funky horror
"I love this Eastern European style of bizarre horror. Great release and well packaged"
— Nathanial P. (5/5)
A+
"Part Hostel, part Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and part bizarre neon horror. Eight Eyes might not quite fully come together in the end, and might be an offender of style over substance. But dang, it was still a pretty cool movie."
— Alex R. (5/5)
Eight black eyes
"Brooding atmosphere and great gore fx for VS first feature production. Shot entirely on 16mm and super 8. Great box art slipcover design. Definitely worth the purchase"
— Matt D. (5/5)
Brutal and Intense!
"I was pleasantly surprised with this flick. It’s Texas Chain Saw Massacre meets Hostel. Excellent gore! And the packaging and extras are outstanding. Highly recommended!"
— Jeffrey L. (5/5)
Alot better than I expected!
"Alot better than I expected! Definitely worth getting!"
— Michael H. (5/5)
Pretty cool.
"I do dig some of these modern indie flicks and I think people will get nostalgic for them in years time. This one is worth getting. The packaging lush too."
— Mark S. (4/5)
impressed
"Pretty impressed with this one. Quite tense and dark. Definitely had elements of Hostel but offered much more depth. Really cool surreal moments elevated it for me. Worth a watch"
— RICHARD L. (5/5)
Really cool film and the
"Really cool film and the slipcase is nice."
— Mark D. (5/5)
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