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Vinegar Syndrome

Punk Vacation

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This listing is for the standard edition Blu-ray/DVD combo. The limited edition slipcover (designed by Earl Kessler Jr.) was limited to 2,000 units and is sold out. The two versions are identical, aside from the slipcover.

A peaceful California town is shaken after the brutal murder of diner owner by a gang of vicious punks. When the daughter of the slain man attempts to avenge her father's death, she's held hostage by the gang resulting in an epic battle between punks and rednecks.

directed by: Stanley Lewis
starring: Don Martin, Stephen Fusci, Roxanne Rogers, Sandra Bogan
1987 / USA / 93 min / 1.85:1 / color

Additional info:

  • Blu-Ray/DVD Combo Pack | Region Free | 1.85:1 AR | MONO
  • Restored in 2K from a 35mm answer print
  • Video interview with Producer, Stephen Fusci (DVD)
  • Video interview with Stuntman, Steven Rowland (DVD)
  • Bonus feature: NOMAD RIDERS (DVD)

Overall rating: 4.3255816 / 5 from 43 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Customers appreciated the Blu-ray Limited Edition physical media release of Punk Vacation by Vinegar Syndrome. The film is well worth checking out and is a unique biker film.

Summary topics

  • Blu-ray Limited Edition Release: 14%
  • Film Quality: 28%

Review topics: [packaging, film, release, movie, watch, vinegar syndrome, transfer, slipcover, flick, punks, vacation].

Review highlights

  • "Excellent release, packaging and artwork." — James R.
  • "Nice gritty punk exploitation film, well worth checking out" — Jake S.
  • "I’d recommend this classic VS release." — Dillon G.

Reviews

Should have gone to stewardess school. . .

"Inept punks (who have got the look right, but who lack the attitude) kill an inept diner owner and incur the vengeful wrath of his inept daughter, who ends up captured and tied to a tree, leaving the inept sheriff and his inept deputy to save the day in a film that is. . . well, generally inept! But that is also a recommendation for fans of groan-inducing dialogue, goofball drama and shoddy action scenes. Any film about punks that fails to feature any punk music has got to be worth watching for a laugh, and Punk Vacation does not disappoint in that respect."

— Liam R. (5/5)

Punk Vacation

"It is exactly what I expected it to be🙂 Missed out on the slipcover unfortunately."

— Ryan F. (5/5)

Even Punks need so R&R

"Synopsis: A group of punks, led by babe Ramrod, are on vacation in a small town when the coke machine steals $0. 40 from one of their members. They are none-too-pleased about not only this obvious thievery but also the shopkeeps reaction to their request for a refund. While hassling the store owner the punk who lost his money kills him and gets injured in the process. Lisa, the daughter of the recently deceased, wants revenge and asks for the help of her deputy boyfriend. He wants to do things by the books but his hand is forced when Lisa gets abducted and soon it is Punks vs Law & Townsfolk in an all out battle. Review: The Sheriff is unhinged and I was loving every single word that came out of his mouth but this feels like a missed opportunity and should have either gone whole ham or played it way more straight edge. I think I would have preferred less silliness (minus the Sheriff of course) and more of a straight forward Punks VS Normies tale. Carnage Count 2/5 Sleaze Score 1/5"

— Brett J. (3/5)

Childhood favorite!

"I watched this one many times on late night cable as a teenager!"

— Thomas P. (5/5)

Neat movie

"Enjoyed the movie, gotta see Nomad Riders."

— Luiz J. (5/5)

CLASSIC VINEGAR SYNDROME!

"Essential purchase for all hardcore collectors. I viewed this film on the Punk Vacation Vinegar Syndrome Blu-ray Limited Edition physical media release and it is the same great premium level of packaging and presentation that you’ve come to expect from the generic releases of this boutique label. No other brand beats Vinegar Syndrome at the cardboard game and this great slipcover is no exception to the consistently fantastic artwork and component quality this company produces. For my full detailed review of Punk Vacation, see my entry on Letterboxd: @M4N14K"

— Michael B. (5/5)

Classic VS release

"Unique biker film that includes an even better film entitled “Nomad Riders”. I’d recommend this classic VS release."

— Dillon G. (5/5)

Punk rock

"I'll buy anything from the eighties about punks. It was great"

— Charles W. (5/5)

Bonus feature movie possibly better than main film!

"Kind of fun, but it doesn’t ever really go anywhere. The lead does not have great screen presence whatsoever. It also needed some editing. A lot of the run time are the characters tramping around fire roads in Tehachapi. They could have had a much better 80-minute film instead of a bit of a slog at 93 minutes. The blu-ray restoration looks great though. I also got a kick out of the extra movie in the bonus features, maybe even moreso than the main film."

— Ryan (3/5)

"We got confirmation of punk activity over here!"

""Punk Vacation" is a typical biker-gang vs. small-town revenge flick, except the gang is populated by knock-offs of Siouxsie Sioux, Adam Ant, Joe Strummer, and other early-80s punk stereotypes. It's entertaining enough, but the costume and makeup departments set a bar the rest of the movie can't begin to reach. Included as a DVD-only bonus is "Nomad Riders," an even cheaper cops-and-bikers picture featuring Neil Breen doppelganger Tony Laschi as the improbably named "Steve Thrust," a weirdo disco/synthpop soundtrack, endless gunfire and explosions, and a unexpectedly sympathetic turn by an outlaw biker named "Grenades. ""

— Destin B. (3/5)

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