Blonde on a Bum Trip
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Director(s): Raf Mauro
Starring: Alexis Wassel, Don Nevins, Barbara Speigelberg, Carole Trent, John Wonderling, Tom McEntee, Martha Rubell, Joyce Diamond, Basil Hoffman, Robert Silver, Thee Neons
Release Year: 1968
Runtime: 64 min
Aspect Ratio(s): 1.37:1
Language(s): ENG- English
Sound: DTS-HD MA 1.0
Subtitles: English SDH
Format: Blu-ray
Disc Info: Region Free Blu-ray
Packaging Artist(s): Richard Hilliard
Genre: Drama
VS Release Date: September 1, 2024
SKU: DPIX-003 CASE
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- PW70mm MemberPaul W.Verified Buyer11 minutes agoRated 5 out of 5 starsThat music..
Absolute blast of a film. Great soundtrack. Just try and get "Put the Clock Back on the Wall" out of your head
- DC16mm MemberDaniel C.4 weeks agoRated 5 out of 5 starsPsychedelic and ****
There’s just something about this era that feels extra risqué and ****, knowing how forbidden they were back in the day. Incredible restoration, and as always, amazing packaging.
- PK70mm MemberPaul K.Verified Buyer4 weeks agoRated 5 out of 5 starsThis Was An Interesting Flick!
The slipcover is awesome, as always with anything VS or their awesome partner Labels release! It is a cool movie that was a lot of fun to watch! I always love the unique VS service of allowing you to stack as many movies as you like in your cart during any release period and ship them for free! The peerless VS restoration process was on full display with stellar sound and picture! Thank you, VS, for continuing to lovingly restore and release so many wonderful films from every conceivable genre! You are keeping physical media alive in this streaming world we now live in! Highly recommended!
- JS70mm MemberJaskaran S.Verified Buyer1 month agoRated 5 out of 5 starsLSD panic, garage rock, and pure ’60s grime 😁
Blonde on a *** Trip feels like somebody mashed together an anti-drug scare film, a nudie, and an underground New York student movie, then just let the whole thing get progressively stranger. The black-and-white photography gives it a rough little time-capsule quality, and the LSD angle makes the whole movie feel wonderfully sleazy and paranoid.
The soundtrack is probably my favorite part. The E-Types, The Vagrants, and the rest of that garage-rock sound give the movie way more energy than I expected, and “Put the Clock Back on the Wall” gets lodged in your head almost immediately.
The Blu-ray presentation is excellent too. The 4K restoration from the original 35mm camera negative looks surprisingly strong, and the commentaries, vintage LSD scare films, gallery, and 40-page book make this feel like a real archival release instead of just an excuse to dump an old exploitation movie on disc. The Richard Hilliard box design is loud as **** and fits the movie perfectly.
Weird, grimy, *****, and very much of its era. Not exactly subtle cinema 😂, but definitely the kind of exploitation time capsule I’m glad somebody preserved.
- ZS70mm MemberZakaria S.Verified Buyer1 month agoRated 5 out of 5 starsSexploitation Meets Counterculture
Take Andy Warhol and Timothy Leary and what do you get? Something like this movie. Incredible, crisp transfer.
