Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later
Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later
Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later
Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later
Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later
Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later
Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later
Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later
Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later
Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later
Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later
Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later
Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later

American Genre Film Archive

Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later

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This special limited edition spot gloss slipcover is limited to 2,000 units and is only available on our website and at select indie retailers. Absolutely no major retailers will be stocking them.

The American Genre Film Archive (AGFA) represents the world's largest theatrical catalog of exploitation cinema. Their home video line presents a diverse selection of movies, ranging from new preservations of classics from the vast library of Something Weird to the wildest in shot-on-video (SOV) titles. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing this diverse and unique home video line!

Before starring in Wes Craven's The Last House on the Left, Sandra Peabody (aka Sandra Cassell) shined in Voices of Desire—a surreal, supernatural erotic horror hybrid and the debut feature film from exploitation auteur Chuck Vincent. Filmed in and around Manhattan, the story follows Anna (Peabody) as she attempts to escape the hauntings of a ghoulish sex cult. Voices of Desire is an undiscovered gem from the Something Weird vaults, and a sublime convergence of arthouse style and grindhouse thrills. Plus, the hallucinations continue with Fly Now, Pay Later—a drugged-out blast of sex-horror delirium that was made by anonymous maniacs in New York's Greenwich Village.

directed by: Chuck Vincent, B.H. Dial
starring: Sandra Peabody, Marlene Willoughby, Simone Renard
1969, 1972 / 136 min (combined) / 1.85:1, 1.66:1 / English DTS-HD MA 1.0

Additional info:

  • Region Free Blu-ray
  • Preserved from Something Weird's 35mm theatrical prints
  • VOICES OF DESIRE: Commentary by Casey Scott of The Sin Syndicate podcast
  • Short: DRIVING MISS DAISY CRAZY
  • Short: STRANGE SEX DREAMS
  • Short: MANIAC HOSPITAL
  • Horrotic trailer reel
  • Photo gallery
  • Booklet with essay by Gentry Austin of The Sin Syndicate podcast
  • English SDH subtitles

Overall rating: 4.5064936 / 5 from 77 reviews.

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Customers appreciate the AGFA release of Voices of Desire + Fly Now, Pay Later, praising its enjoyable features and the quality of the double feature. The special limited edition spot gloss slipcover adds to the appeal, though it is exclusive and limited in availability.

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  • AGFA Release Quality (34%): A significant amount of customers expressed satisfaction with the AGFA release, describing it as great and enjoyable.
  • Double Feature Features (29%): A significant amount of customers expressed appreciation for the good and great features of the double feature release.

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Review highlights

  • "Rarely disappointed with their releases, and this another fine double feature." — Keith M.
  • "Love the slipcover and bonus features" — Keith M.
  • "An awesome double feature from AGFA, highly recommended!" — Jakob P.

Reviews

Interesting but flawed release

"I got it for Sandra Peabody. A softcore feature with her is definitely worth it, and she didn't disappoint. The movie itself has a strange atmosphere and is watchable. Unfortunately the image quality is very rough. Colors have faded, and it almost looks like a black and white feature at times. I guess this is the best this movie is ever going to look, so I'll take it. The accompanying feature Fly now, pay later, is better than I expected (meaning it has some valuable vintage sleaze). The image quality here is decent / good."

— DARIO T. (3/5)

Carnival of Sex Souls

"Voices of Desire is rather disappointing. Aside from a few moments, the rest is mostly boring sex scenes, with the hardcore pornographic parts cut from the print used. Fly Now, Pay Later is much better, despite its dumb title. It's a film about white slavery, sadism, and includes some gore. Also worth noting among the extras is the little gem Maniac Hospital."

— massimiliano m. (3/5)

Chuck Vincent's Finest

"I was suprised but delighted that AGFA chose to release this trashy NYC gem on bluray and immediately pre-ordered it. Featuring the star of Last House on the Left - Sandra Peabody. The film is a wild ride and has some great cinematography around the early 70s streets of New York City."

— Nicholas C. (5/5)

Outstanding release

"I love that Something Weird is partnering with AGFA (along with Distribpix & KL) for some outstanding releases. The booklet contains some always-welcome words from Lisa Petrucci along with an excellent essay by Gentry Austin. My only gripe is that my copy of the slipcase is badly misprinted: the spot UV gloss is laughably mis-registered by almost a full 3/4 inch. I know this stuff happens, but to pass this on to the consumer is an interesting call to say the least."

— Stefan P. (5/5)

Very enjoyable AGFA release

"A blind buy for me, I very much enjoyed both films featured here. Great performance from Last House On The Left’s Sandra Peabody in ‘Voices of Desire’. Informative and interesting booklet and great slipcover."

— Andrea M. (5/5)

An Awesome Double Feature

"Voices of Desire was pretty neat, really like the shots of 70s New York as well as the films overall creepy and unsettling atmosphere. The print is heavily damaged with green lines and other marks dancing around the screen throughout the film. Fly Now, Pay Later is a pretty mean roughie for its time; pretty neat film"

— Brandon B. (5/5)

It's great to finally get

"It's great to finally get Chuck Vincent's debut picture on Blu Ray. Really trippy in that great 60s way and we get pre Last House On The Lefts's Sandra Peaboy acting her ass off in the lead role. A great commentary by Casey Scott and the other flick Fly Now, Pay Later is pretty fun too. Great purchase. AGFA never disappoints."

— Bryan K. (5/5)

AGFA does it again

"Very odd and obscure surreal sexploitation films. The slip cover is vintage for AGFA fans. There’s plenty of special features along with odd lost films from the 60s and 70s. If you’re into surrealism softcore sex arthouse films, this is right up your alley."

— Eric B. (5/5)

Soft porn

"Soft porn mixed in with some short 'story' sections which are almost as dull as the adult ones. As a curiosity it's interesting to look at (briefly) and it has some nice shots, but for the most part this is only going to appeal to a very niche audience. As per usual I have say I appreciate AGFA and VS restoring stuff like this, as it'd be otherwise forgotten. . . but it's just not my sort of film!"

— Sam N. (3/5)

Cool pair, if oddly matched

"I love to find a pair of films I've never heard of. It takes me back to the Something Weird Image double feature DVD days when most of those titles were new to me. And I knew I needed to own them. If the SWV logo weren't enough, separate "vouches" from both members of "The Sin Syndicate" makes it a sure thing. The dreamy weirdness of VOICES is full of striking compositions, while the off-kilter roughie-ness of FLY NOW is surprisingly violent at points. Both films are an 8/10 for me, but the full package earns full honors."

— Isaac W. (5/5)

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