House of Psychotic Women Rarities Collection Vol Two Blu-ray READY TO SHIP!
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RESTORED FROM ORIGINAL SOURCE ELEMENTS WITH 10+ HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES

In this second collection inspired by her "groundbreaking" (Screen Anarchy) book that "forever changed the landscape of film analysis" (Bloody Disgusting), producer/curator Kier-La Janisse presents a new quartet of international classics - along with nearly 11 combined hours of Special Features - that explores startling depictions of female neurosis on screen: Amanda Plummer gives a searing performance as a disturbed drifter on a cross-country killing spree in BUTTERFLY KISS, the breakthrough debut from director Michael Winterbottom. Legendary Czech actress Iva Janžurová portrays a pair of rival sisters in Juraj Herz' crazed gothic melodrama MORGIANA. In Ben Maddow, Sidney Meyers and Joseph Strick's 'dramatized documentary' THE SAVAGE EYE, Barbara Baxley stars as a bitter divorcee adrift in Los Angeles' dark underbelly. And with the landmark Spanish thriller THE GLASS CEILING starring Carmen Sevilla, writer/director Eloy de la Iglesia crafts an unsettling story of paranoia, madness and murder. All 4 films in HOUSE OF PSYCHOTIC WOMEN RARITIES COLLECTION VOLUME 2 have been scanned from their original camera negatives and are presented on Blu-ray for the first time ever in North America.

Bonus Materials

* Introduction To BUTTERFLY KISS By Kier-La Janisse, Author Of House Of Psychotic Women
* Introduction To BUTTERFLY KISS By Writer Frank Cottrell-Boyce
* Audio Commentary For BUTTERFLY KISS By Film Historian Kat Ellinger
* Between Everyday And The Extreme - Michael Winterbottom On Directing BUTTERFLY KISS
* No Judgement - Amanda Plummer Remembers Portraying Eunice
* You're Not Judith - Saskia Reeves On Portraying Miriam
* Pestilence Through Petrol - Julie Baines On Producing BUTTERFLY KISS
* Front Light And Black Sky - Seamus McGarvey On Shooting BUTTERFLY KISS
* BUTTERFLY KISS Trailer
* Short Film: PLEASURES OF WAR (Ruth Lingford, 1998)
* Introduction To MORGIANA By Kier-La Janisse, Author Of House Of Psychotic Women
* Audio Commentary For MORGIANA By Stranger With My Face Festival Director Briony Kidd And Cerise Howard, Co-Founder Of The Czech And Slovak Film Festival Of Australia
* Little Drop Of Poison - Actress Iva Janžurová Remembers MORGIANA
* The Stone Forest - Newly Commissioned Short Film On Shooting Location Pobiti Kamani, Animated By Leslie Supnet And Narrated By Kier-La Janisse
* NIGHTMARES - Juraj Herz' 1970 Vampire Rock Musical Made For Czech TV
* Short Film: REST IN PEACE (Rachel Amodeo, 1998) New 2K Scan Of This Cult Favorite By Rachel Amodeo And Dame Darcy
* Audio Commentary For THE SAVAGE EYE By Film Curator/Historian Elizabeth Purchell
* Judith X - Locations Video Essay By Esotouric's Kim Cooper
* Archival Interview With Co-Director Joseph Strick
* THE SAVAGE EYE Trailer
* Trailers From Hell Commentary For THE SAVAGE EYE By Kier-La Janisse, Author Of House Of Psychotic Women
* Short Film: INTERVIEWS WITH MY LAI VETERANS (Joseph Strick, 1970)
* Archival Interview With Director Joseph Strick On INTERVIEWS WITH MY LAI VETERANS
* Short Film: MISS CANDACE HILLIGOSS' FLICKERING HALO (Vincenzo Core And Fabio Scacchioli, 2011)
* Introduction To THE GLASS CEILING By Kier-La Janisse, Author Of House Of Psychotic Women
* Audio Commentary For THE GLASS CEILING By Shelagh Rowan-Legg, Author Of A Forthcoming Monograph On Director Eloy De La Iglesia, And Faculty of Horror's Alexandra West
* Connected At The Soul - Patty Shepard As Remembered By Her Sister, Judith Chapman
* Alternate Scenes From The TV Version Of THE GLASS CEILING
* THE GLASS CEILING Trailer
* Short Film: ANTA MUJER (Agustí Villaronga, 1976)

Sales Points

* For fans of NO ONE HEARD THE SCREAM
* For fans of Eloy de la Iglesia
* For fans of independent horror films
* For fans of IDENTIKIT
* For fans of Juraj Herz
* For fans of depictions of female neuroses
* For fans of Kier-La Janisse's book House of Psychotic Women

Press Quotes

A new feminist essential... As more 'Psychotic Women' films are released, our understanding of what Kier-La Janisse intended to accomplish when she popularized that phrase must expand to include new depictions of female madness in cinema.

-Paste Magazine

BUTTERFLY KISS: Eerily, powerfully effective... Plummer gives her most uninhibited screen performance to date. She draws a streak of white-hot rage across the screen.

-San Francisco Chronicle

BUTTERFLY KISS: Dark and unnerving... Winterbottom's debut film was a gunshot heard throughout the film world announcing the arrival of a striking new artist.

-Cine Outsider

MORGIANA: Like a melodrama on acid... An unusual and seductive hybrid of period drama and post-'60s experimentalism that gender-inverts Edgar Allan Poe.

-Cine Outsider

MORGIANA: A beautiful dreamscape of malice... A morbidly beautiful tale of murder, madness and repression, often labeled the Czech WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE.

-The Geek Show

THE SAVAGE EYE: Arresting and shocking... A labor of love as cold as a scalpel and a forceful display of cinematic pyrotechnics.

-The New York Times

THE SAVAGE EYE: Fascinating and uncompromising.

-Variety

THE GLASS CEILING: Eloy de la Iglesia knocks you out of your comfort zone... The fact that the writer/director doesn't play by the rules is part of the beauty of his work. Carmen Sevilla is outstanding.

-Bloody Pit of Horror

THE GLASS CEILING: De la Iglesia's breakthrough film... A landmark work that was a psychological knife-edge of its time, the traces of which are still visible in the history of Spanish cinema.

-Elitisti

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