I Think We're Alone Now
I Think We're Alone Now
I Think We're Alone Now
I Think We're Alone Now
I Think We're Alone Now
I Think We're Alone Now
I Think We're Alone Now
I Think We're Alone Now
I Think We're Alone Now
I Think We're Alone Now
I Think We're Alone Now
I Think We're Alone Now

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I Think We're Alone Now

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This listing is for the standard edition Blu-ray. The limited edition slipcover (designed by Haunt Love) was limited to 1,000 units and is sold out. The two versions are identical, aside from the slipcover.

ETR Media is the brand new film distribution arm of Enjoy the Ride Records, a Long Island based record label, specializing in cult following reissues through a variety of genres. ETR Media releases will adhere to the same quality standards as fans have come to associate with their lavish LP reissues. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing this new and unique home video line!

This feature documentary is an intimate portrait of two people who are deeply in love with the 80’s pop singer Tiffany.

Jeff Turner is a 50-year-old man from Santa Cruz, California with Asperger’s Syndrome. He has a very friendly and childlike spirit and can talk to anybody for hours on end but finds it difficult to maintain relationships and has never had a girlfriend. He has been attending Tiffany concerts since 1988 and describes her as his “best friend, mentor and protector.”

Kelly McCormick is a 35-year-old intersex person from Denver, Colorado who identifies as a lesbian. She loves running, watching action movies and doing impressions. She has also never been in a romantic relationship but says that she loves Tiffany “down to her bone marrow.”

Both Jeff and Kelly have been called “stalkers” by the media and other Tiffany fans but this film allows them to share their side of the story. Filmed over the course of six years, I Think We're Alone Now takes you deep into their lives, and shows the power of having something to believe in.

directed by: Sean Donnelley
starring: Jeff Turner, Kelly McCormick
2008 / 61 min / 1.33:1 / English DTS-HD MA 2.0

Additional info:

  • Region A Blu-ray
  • Jeff Turner Commentary track
  • Kelly McCormick Commentary track
  • Director's Commentary track
  • Kelly update short doc
  • Jeff update short doc
  • Jeff on Natalie Wood
  • Jeff's Alyssa Milano update
  • How the movie came to be (short animation)
  • The Mysterious Tiffany Letters
  • Jeffisms
  • Arlon's Angelic Visit
  • Marshall Weeks and Rhythmic Gymnastics
  • Kelly's poetry
  • Kelly's impressions
  • Preston B. Nichols short doc
  • Dan Wholey "Snakes" music video featuring Preston B. Nichols
  • English SDH subtitles

Overall rating: 4.5111113 / 5 from 45 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

This special limited edition slipcover offers a fascinating look into the lives of two dedicated Tiffany fans. Filmed over six years, the documentary is highly regarded for its interesting and funny content, making it a must-have for documentary enthusiasts.

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  • Documentary Quality: 21%
  • Documentary Appeal: 53%

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Review highlights

  • "Great release for an interesting doc" — Jason F.
  • "These are 2 people who have dealt with isolation, mental illness, brain injuries and rejection." — Jason H.
  • "This documentary is about two mentally disabled people that are obsessed with the 80s singer Tiffany." — jason h.

Reviews

I Think We're Alone Now

"this was so much better than I thought it would be"

— Jason S. (5/5)

I Think We’re Alone Now

"There doesn't seem to be anyone around I think we're alone now The beating of our hearts is the only sound I Think We’re Alone Now is a haunting, uncomfortable documentary profiling two deeply obsessed Tiffany fans grappling with isolation and delusion. Disturbing yet oddly compelling."

— John S. (5/5)

I think we're alone now

"Another excellent documentary"

— Jordan B. (5/5)

loved it

"interesting documentary, kinda disturbing at times too but then i started to feel for these people."

— Luther T. (4/5)

Wow

"Great doc that is about some strange people"

— Scott D. (5/5)

A good documentary

"A very insightful and down to earth documentary. Slipcover is fine and video footage/transfer is nice."

— Brett C. (3/5)

One of my favorite blind buys

"Fantastic documentary about some really unusual people. Highly highly recommended!"

— Bill P. (5/5)

A 9 on the Cringe Meter

"This fascinating documentary is about two delusional stalkers (Jeff and Kelly) that are obsessed with a singer named Tiffany. Both subjects let us into their world and we see them attend various concerts and signings. . . and yes, we see them interact with Tiffany. The moment where a casual fan tries to express her love for Tiffany and is immediately steamrolled by Jeff is a classic. The guy can be a little scary, especially the closer he gets to Tiffany. What makes this documentary so interesting is that he feels like the least threatening of the two. I worried for Jeff and Kelly's well-being despite all the red flags, these are deeply troubled people. The disc has updates and they're grim, but are equally compelling. This edition is stacked with extras- easy recommend for doc fans. Plus the slipcover with the collage of news items is great. I will definitely rewatch this."

— Martin W. (4/5)

Surprisingly touching

"The two subjects of this film are challenging people to empathize with, considering their relationships with Tiffany (and other celebrities), but by the end of its short run time, I just felt so sorry and sympathetic towards them. It's a really fascinating document of how certain people experience Fandom and celebrity. Highly recommended."

— David R. (5/5)

I Can Relate. . .

"As a youngster I can remember watching TV and seeing Tiffany performing at all these malls and dreaming of her one day singing at a mall in my hometown. It never happened, but the crush lives on. Solid pick-up if you're in to docs."

— Jeff W. (3/5)

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