This deluxe package features a beautiful mirror foil hardbox designed by artist Derek Gabryszak that holds a slipcover with a special feature loaded Blu-ray and a full color booklet. Limited to 5,000 units.
Noelle and Addie have just moved into a beautiful, though impossibly cheap, apartment on Manhattan’s prestigious Upper East Side. Not long after their arrival, Addie’s behavior drastically changes, as she begins to sleepwalk and speak in a strange child’s voice, much to the horror of her boyfriend Greg. Noelle, meanwhile, becomes intrigued by a mysterious young woman who inexplicably shows up at their apartment, who reveals that she believes the apartment was previously owned by infamous sex criminal and friend of government elites, Jeffrey Epstein. Determined to uncover the truth, Noelle joins the woman in her search; a journey which takes them deeper into the illicit and occult world of terrifying globalist conspiracies, where violence lurks at every turn.
With strong anti-establishment sensibilities, well executed social and political satire, plentiful sex and nudity, and a satisfyingly bleak and violent final act, writer/director/co-star Dasha Nekrasova’s THE SCARY OF SIXTY-FIRST is an unfiltered and wholly original, contemporary exploitation-horror film. Paying homage to 70s Euro-horror through its gel-heavy 16mm cinematography by Hunter Zimny and a throbbing score by Eli Keszler, Vinegar Syndrome Pictures is thrilled to present the worldwide home video debut of THE SCARY OF SIXTY-FIRST, in a special features loaded Blu-ray edition.
directed by: Dasha Nekrasova starring: Dasha Nekrasova, Betsey Brown, Madeline Quinn, Mark H. Rapaport 2021 / 81 min / 1.85:1 / English 5.1 Surround
Additional info:
Region A Blu-ray
"Metaphysical Repercussions" - a conversation with co-writer/director/actress Dasha Nekrasova
"Doing the Undoable and Saying the Unsayable" - a conversation with actress Betsey Brown
"Watching the (Armchair) Detectives" - a conversation with producer/actor Mark H. Rapaport
Commentary track with Dasha Nekrasova and co-writer/actress Madeline Quinn
Commentary track with film historians and authors Alexandra Heller-Nicholas and Josh Nelson
Q&A with Dasha Nekrasova from Beyond Fest 2021
16-page booklet with essay by Heather Drain
Reversible cover artwork
English SDH subtitles
Overall rating: 3.9004738 / 5 from 211 reviews.
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"Firstly, a beautiful slipcase, and wonderfully designed presentation overall." — Santería R.
"Amazing packaging and presentation." — Eric B.
"The packaging and presentation is unique and exceptionally premium." — Michael B.
Reviews
psycho-dramatic oddity
"At this point in time, I'm glad a title like this gets a physical release. I hope more of the Vack/Brown/Dimes Square works also get physical. I like this one. The challenge is to read that you're watching a Jeffrey Epstein movie & realize that's not true & true. The experience of obsession, realization, self-delusion & meltdown are the true plot points, as opposed to a true-crime approach to the Epstein world. I'd love to see Dasha direct more. I was unfamiliar with Betsey Brown (& most of their cohort) until this film & she knocked my socks off. Great packaging & a good-looking presentation for a film I'm happy to have on my shelf."
— Isaac W. (4/5)
The Scary of Sixty-First
"Definitely a strange film. . . the slipcover is great but definitely would recommend streaming it before purchasing"
— Gary R. (5/5)
Modern day exploitation done right
"The movie that taught me how to pronounce THAT name"
— Jesse M. (5/5)
Nice slipcover!
"Nice slipcover!"
— Kristian W. (5/5)
The Scary of Sixty First
"Great Movie and Great Packaging"
— Major R. (5/5)
A new monster
"The premise of this movies was, at first, interesting enough for me to buy a copy and, after I received my copy, off putting enough to postpone watching it for a few weeks. The problem was Jeffrey Epstein. With the option to watch the movie, I suddenly felt I didn't want to engage with a story built around him. Eventually I came around to it, I am disciplined with these things, and I watched the movie. I did not regret it. There is a very interesting subplot led by director Nekrasova, also acting in her own movie as an unnamed character, good shots of the city, and at the bottom of it all, an intriguing suggestion: that Jeffrey Epstein is one of the modern monsters that could proudly take a place among the likes of the Bloody Countess. Or so the movie suggested to me. It is also a challenging movie to watch because it is a sexy movie at times in a rather sweet, tender, and mellow way. It was challenging to negotiate that as a viewer because how could I let go and enjoy the sexy shots while at the same time Jeffrey Epstein is there, in the background, to remind us the terrible ways sex can be used to destroy human beings? In short, an interesting movie. I recommend it for a watch and I look forward to more movies by Nekrasova."
— Emilio C. (5/5)
Loved the slipcover.
"I love the artwork. The extras are really good. It is a fun movie, a shame I didn't see it in the cinema."
— ivan M. (5/5)
outstanding package
"outstanding package"
— Matthew D. (5/5)
Love this movie so much
"It's ridiculous and silly, but that's what makes it so perfectly goofy. This giant collector's edition makes it so much better. A steal!"
— Robert F. (5/5)
This Doesn't Need To Exist
"I liked the look of the film. It uses a real person (I will not mention) to frame a horror story with some commentary. The picture feels dirty just like the person who hangs over this film. It uses his story and tells a movie about rabbit hole conspiracies and trauma. Probably a one time watch."
— Nathan L. (3/5)
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