The Stupefying Siren Tales of …
"Sweet package! Cute cats. entertaining"
Overall rating: 4.489362 / 5 from 47 reviews.
This limited edition slipcover collection from Saturn's Core Audio & Video features six genre-hopping video features from Pamela Sutch, including a homage to the Perils of Pauline serials and a feline-centric murder mystery. The collection is highly appreciated for its unique and quirky films, with positive feedback on the overall experience.
Review topics: ["quality","style","collection","film","release","cat","fun","filmmakers","core"].
"Sweet package! Cute cats. entertaining"
"The thing that I love about Saturn's Core, Bleeding Skull, and AGFA, is how they shine a light on obscure filmmakers. A wonderful a collection of low budget, oddball films by a unique filmmaker."
"I've loved since the early Saturn's Core releases and this just makes that deeper"
"Weird stuff I couldn’t take my eyes off of because I was like, “WTF?!?” But it was inspiring"
"A great collection of the great Pamela Sutch the great W. A. V. E actress/icon. She has her own style and I believe she directed all her shorts and have something much more distinct that most of the other filmmakers that have done films with her. We got 295 mins here of extras and films and at the very least watch 'Catastrophy' at the very least. It will blow your mind!"
"I was pleasantly surprised by the first short with the cats, but they got pretty repetitive fast. Vines are bad. People shoot things from their eyes. A voluptuous lady wears underwear for a long time. I get it, but don't have to watch."
"Super fun, trashy, shmoozy and wild. Pamela Sutch is an icon!"
"The Stupefying Siren Tales of Pamela Sutch is a strange, low-budget anthology that fully embraces its outsider, DIY spirit. Pamela Sutch brings a unique, anything-goes energy that makes each segment feel unpredictable and oddly personal. It’s definitely rough and unconventional, but for fans of underground cinema, that raw creativity is part of the appeal."
"I'd already seen two of these on VHS (the cat one and the one with the mountie), so I knew what to expect. I've only watched those two and another two on top of that, but I'm fairly sure I'll keep this collection. It's really not great filmmaking, but it does have a charm and it's significantly more enjoyable than a lot of SOV. So I could recommend it to open-minded viewers who don't take their films too seriously, but don't expect too much!"
"Gotta admire the passion to create something out of nothing. Of course some are better than others but where can you find deadly kitty cats"
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