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This special limited edition slipcover (designed by Johnny Ryan) is limited to 1,000units and is only available on our website and at select indie retailers. Absolutely no major retailers will be stocking them.
Umbrella Entertainment has been a 100% Australian-owned and operated distributor for over 20 years. Their vast home entertainment catalogue features an extensive range of Australian classic, cult and exploitation films restored under the eyes of the original filmmakers. All sourced from national archives, underground collectors and local basements.
Manicured and manipulative, the teenage mother exists in a world defined by petty crime, seduction, sex, fast cars, and suburban mayhem. With her beloved brother Danny in prison for murder and John, her father, concerned about Katrina neglecting the baby, it’s time for the nineteen-year-old to do something… can you really get away with murder?
directed by: Paul Goldman starring: Emily Barclay, Mia Wasikowska 2006 / 89 min / 1.85:1 / English DTS-HD MA 5.1, 2.0
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Region Free Blu-ray
Audio Commentary with Director Paul Goldman, Producer Leah Churchill-Brown, and Screenwriter Alice Bell
Interview with Director Paul Goldman
Interview with Composer Mick Harvey
Interview with Producer Leah Churchill-Brown
Interview with Screenwriter Alice Bell
The A - Z of Suburban Mayhem Featurette
"What Is the Film About?" - Cast & crew interviews
Blooper Reel
Deleted Scenes
"The Receptionist" Mockumentary
Suburban Mayhem Soundtrack Composed by Mick Harvey
"Suburban Mayhem is a nasty little blast of Australian crime comedy, built around chaos, bad choices, and a lead character who is both awful and impossible to look away from. It has a trashy tabloid energy that makes the whole thing feel messy, mean, and weirdly entertaining."
— Shane P. (5/5)
Fun Aussie film
"You could consider this a very dark comedy I suppose. It's hard to sympathize with the lead given she's pretty much evil. The actress gives a charismatic performance. Not someone you really want to win, but neither is anyone else in the movie. Wanted to check this out primarily because of Mia Wasikowska. She seemed poised to be a big star with Alice in Wonderland, Crimson Peak, and Stoker. Haven't seen her in anything in quite a while. She has a pretty minor part here as someone treated horribly by the main character. Strong To Die For vibes in this one. Tons of interviews for extras. A great release of a pretty good movie."
— Ed K. (5/5)
Suburban Mayhem
"Manicured and manipulative, the teenage mother exists in a world defined by petty crime, seduction, sex, fast cars, and suburban mayhem."
— Zach S. (5/5)
Suburban Mayhem is Emily Barclay's show.
"I first discovered this film at Blockbuster Video back in 2008 with it's very attractive video cover featuring the films' star Emily Barclay who gives this comedy - thriller mockumentary alot a fun exciting performance as a manipulative bad girl who does drugs, drinks and takes care of her baby girl all while looking sexy and being the temptation of the folks in her hometown in Australia. When her brother beheads his boss with a samuari sword, Katrina Skinner uses everything her powers to try and get his brother from going to prison and getting her own way against the press. The film is making it's US blu ray debut after being on DVD for almost 20 years by Umbrella after it was released in Australia last year with a standard and a big swag box. This time around, this features a great looking slipcase featuring a cartoon version of Barclay's character on both sides and also featuring all the special features on that excellent release. For fans of Aussie cinema, this is definitely one not to miss and this should've made a star out of Barclay but sadly wasn't yet we still have a great performance from the land of OZ to savor."
— DANNY G. (5/5)
I Love This One!
"While perusing my favorite website, I noticed this really awesome slipcover, which drew me in, as is often the case with the slipcover kings, VS! I have always loved this film, and it looks tremendous with this new restoration!"
— Paul K. (5/5)
Strange Movie
"Strange movie but excellent audio and video restoration. Moments are a blast but the real cool part of this release is all the features that manage to put the movie into a bit of perspective."
— Andrew I. (3/5)
Interesting title. Check it out
"This was a good one. Check it out!"
— Scott Z. (4/5)
Suburban Mayhem
"Love these Umbrella releases. Great as always."
— Ryan F. (5/5)
Suburban Mayhem
"Movie looked really good. This was a blind buy for me buy I really enjoyed it!"
— John M. (5/5)
Crazy and rutheless
"This woman in this movie is insane and literally would do anything for money. Great watch"
— Grant M. (5/5)
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