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"Lovely design of slipcase and -cover. Blind buy and a pleasant surprise, great performances and nicely made. A mix of genres, but a lovely ride. Highly recommended!"
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This special limited edition spot gloss side loading slipcase + slipcover (designed by Michael DeForge) 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.
Nubile orphan Liam Woodlan and his lover-cum-partner-in-crime Thea Williams lead a carefree, renegade existence as Chicago “food delivery” bicyclists whose special services include providing erotic fulfillment to their charming and oddball customers. However, when a bloodthirsty serial killer begins targeting their lusty clientele, Liam and Thea find themselves at the center of the psychopath’s deranged plan. Even worse, all of the clues seem to point towards Liam himself being the culprit. With a duo of strange detectives hot on his tail, looking for any and every excuse to nail him, Liam’s perfect world starts to crumble as the killer draws him ever closer to the shocking truth.
The second feature film from acclaimed writer/director and underground filmmaking sensation Alex Phillips (All Jacked Up and Full of Worms), ANYTHING THAT MOVES is a lusty, bloody, and dreamy modern-day fusion of erotic thriller and murder mystery, all sensually photographed on Super 16mm film by Hunter Zimny (Funny Pages, The Scary of Sixty-First). Featuring arresting debut performances from Hal Baum and Jiana Nicole along with guest appearances from erotic film legends Ginger Lynn Allen (Too Naughty to Say No, The Devil’s Rejects) and Nina Hartley (Boogie Nights), Vinegar Syndrome Pictures is immensely proud to present this soon-to-be cult film sensation on Blu-ray, jam-packed with comprehensive interviews with cast and crew, behind-the-scenes & making-of footage, and much more.
directed by: Alex Phillips
starring: Hal Baum, Jade Perry, Jiana Nicole, Paul Gordon, Ginger Lynn Allen, Nina Hartley, Trevor Dawkins, Jack Dunphy
2025 / 80 min / 1.85:1 / English 5.1 Surround
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Overall rating: 4.2875 / 5 from 80 reviews.
Anything That Moves is a unique and highly anticipated limited edition Blu-ray release, praised for its wild and open-to-interpretation storyline. Customers appreciate the film's terrific design and packaging, making it a true collector's item. The release has been well-received, with special features including interviews with the cast and crew, behind-the-scenes footage, and more.
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"Lovely design of slipcase and -cover. Blind buy and a pleasant surprise, great performances and nicely made. A mix of genres, but a lovely ride. Highly recommended!"
"This is such a hard movie to review, in that it plays by it's own indie/arthouse/exploitation/John Waters-esque rules. The film follows the every day misadventures of Liam (Hal Baum) who is a male escort working for the Snaxxx delivery app. The people he connects with seem right out of a Waters film - at the same time funny, repulsive, but surprisingly some garner sympathy/empathy as well. This is complicated by a serial killer that is offing Liam's customers, and leads to a collision course between the two at the film's climax (a fitting pun for this film). Shot in 16mm the film has an appropriate atmosphere to fit the material. Sound is fantastic. The extras are excellent, as we get to hear from everyone from the Director to the lead actor to Ginger Lynn Allen and more! Only recommended to fans of the offbeat and bizarre!"
"A crazy sex/crime comedy with great actors. You have to love crazy to like this film, but all who do will love this film I think. As always the way the film is presented from Vinegar Syndrome is great and lot of great extras. I see I have written great many times, but that's because it's a great film."
"Definitely an on-brand sort of strange, with sleazy and camp elements - a wonderful watch, it has humor and menace, lots of beautiful male nudity (& the ladies, too, of course). Hal Baum is quite a discovery - he’s a beautiful guy and he can act, too. This type of comic thriller is not easy to play straight and not for camp, and it succeeds completely. All of the cast is fun and good to watch. The storyline has its lurid moments, charmingly so, and as it wraps up with its final surprises, it felt like I’d watched an expert endeavor. I recommend it highly if you’re someone who likes a movie with a lot of sex, a lot of humor, & a lot of mystery-build."
"While often compared to early John Waters, Alex Phillips actually delivers a completely unique, neon-drenched Italian giallo mixed with sleazy comedy. Shot on gorgeous Super 16mm, this chaotic underground film is definitely not for everyone—it is weird, explicit, and wild. If you love uncompromising exploitation cinema, this is a must-have, and the limited Vinsyn slipcover looks absolutely incredible on the shelf!"
"A great release and a great first watch for me. Looks and sounds incredible, and packaging is uber."
"This way a release that I was glad to get and the design of the slipbox is really cool"
"I'm mixed about the movie. I liked the sex scenes but I didn't really felt the sotry was that engaging. Also the gore was a bit of a letdown. The box is very cool tough."
"VynSyn does great at bring titles that I otherwise would never have seen in their main line up. This cover in particular really is eye catching and does well to sell the price and film. Vibrant colors this really stands out on a shelf."
"Anything That Moves (2025) is a gritty, surreal erotic‑thriller that blends giallo‑style chaos with emotional vulnerability, delivering a low‑budget indie shocker that’s as stylish as it is unsettling. Set in Chicago, the film follows Liam, a bike‑delivery worker whose life spirals after a personal encounter links him to a string of murders. As the killings escalate, the story pushes him deeper into a bizarre, blood‑slick investigation where intimacy, danger, and paranoia blur together. Critics note its mix of grindhouse energy, psychedelic visuals, and a surprising warmth beneath the sleaze, reflecting director Alex Phillips’ interest in boundary‑pushing genre cinema."
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