Soft Focus Blu-ray Reviews - Episode 4 | Severin Films and Vinegar Syndrome

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Welcome to Soft Focus, a short form video podcast in which me and my guests each discuss a Blu-ray release we have watched recently offering a review through laid back conversation.
This episode features Nightmares In A Damaged Brain 4K from Severin Films and Southern Comfort from Vinegar Syndrome
Elliot's channel; / elliotcoen
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18 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 6

@FilmBloggerSam 5 месяцев назад

Let us know what you have picked up below! Always keen to engage with viewers on their collecting and viewing habits.

@josanup 5 месяцев назад

I’m gonna pick up Southern Comfort release from VS. Thanks for this information on it.

@marianneguevara8279 5 месяцев назад

I've watched plenty of Severin and Vinegar Syndrome hauls but I've yet to get anything from either companies. Vinegar Syndrome especially since they have a particular selection hehe. But its interesting that you mentioned the film Censor because I'm interested in that title. The video nasties era is fascinating to me.

@FilmBloggerSam 5 месяцев назад

There are plenty of gems to be found in both companies catalogues. I think you would love Censor, dare I say the film walks in the footsteps of Lynch in the back half of the film. If that doesn't convince you to pick it up at some point, nothing will aha! Thanks for watching Marianne 👍

@marianneguevara8279 5 месяцев назад

@@FilmBloggerSam Lynch!? Say no more, its going right on the watchlist!

@DavysFlicks 5 месяцев назад

Sam just whoring himself to talk about Southern Comfort ALL the time these days. At least Elliot brings something new. UNSUBBED. But then....subbed again. :( "Just when I thought I was out...." Powers Boothe is a top 10 character actor for me. He's also one of the most perfectly named people ever. He SEEMS like a Powers Boothe. His villain in Hill's Extreme Prejudice is wonderful. As is his Curly Bill in Tombstone.