Bloodline (2-Disc Blu-ray, 1979) — Standard Edition
Vinegar Syndrome

Bloodline (2-Disc Blu-ray, 1979) — Standard Edition

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After inheriting a pharmaceutical empire, Elizabeth Roffe refuses a sale that would benefit her indebted relatives. A series of murders puts her own life in danger. Terence Young’s 1979 thriller adapts Sidney Sheldon’s novel and stars Audrey Hepburn, Ben Gazzara, James Mason and Omar Sharif.

Vinegar Syndrome Labs standard edition, VSL-012; UPC 810161481217. Two Region A Blu-rays with the 117-minute theatrical and 141-minute television versions. 1.85:1; English mono; English SDH subtitles. Restored in 4K from the original 35mm negative. Reversible sleeve artwork; no limited-edition slipcover.

Extras include commentary by Troy Howarth and Nathaniel Thompson, interviews with Clemens Keiffenheim and stunt driver François Doge, and the theatrical trailer.

Vinegar Syndrome

Vinegar Syndrome has earned a devoted following among film collectors by rescuing, restoring, and preserving some of cinema's most overlooked and unconventional treasures. Known for meticulous 4K restorations, premium packaging, and extensive bonus features, the label specializes in cult classics, horror, exploitation, action, science fiction, and genre-defying films that might otherwise be lost to time. Each release is carefully curated to celebrate the history of independent and underground filmmaking, giving fans the opportunity to experience these unique movies in their best possible presentation. For collectors and cinephiles alike, Vinegar Syndrome represents a commitment to film preservation, discovery, and the enduring appeal of cult cinema.

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