The Fireworks Woman w/SLIP
w/Slipcover

$27.99

Specifications

Format Blu-ray
Condition New
Label Vinegar Syndrome

Ever since they were children Angela and her brother Peter have been as close as siblings could be. But when their relationship crosses the line from fraternal love to unnatural lust, Peter withdraws to become a priest, attempting to sever all contact with his sister. Hopelessly devoted to her brother and devastated by this abandonment, Angela soon experiences the physical manifestations of his guilt, as Peter sends her to work as a maid for a sadistic couple. Soon, Angela is thrust from one horrifying experience to the next; her body affecting an almost otherworldly draw from men whose only goal is to abuse and humiliate her. All the while they repeatedly cross paths with the mysterious “fireworks man,” an almost devilish presence who may be manipulating the lives of both Peter and Angela. The second feature directed by groundbreaking filmmaker Wes Craven (Last House on the Left, A Nightmare on Elm Street), THE FIREWORKS WOMAN (aka The Fireworks Man) ranks as his most structurally experimental effort as well as his most controversial. Craven's sole foray into hardcore is both brimming with dark religious commentary as well as venerating essential works of underground erotic literature. Quality X is thrilled to present The Fireworks Woman fully uncut for the first time on video and newly restored in 4K from its best surviving film elements, along with extensive interviews which lend both historical and first-hand value to this mysterious and long obscure production.

directed by: Joe Sarno
starring: Jennifer Welles, Richard Bolla, Marlene Willoughby, Michael Gaunt, Carter Stevens, Peter Andrews, David Rub, Philip Marlow
1977 / 109 min / 1.85:1 / English DTS-HD MA 1.0

Additional info:

  • Region Free Blu-ray
  • Newly scanned & restored in 4K from its original 35mm camera negative
  • Box Ball short film
  • Original theatrical trailer
  • Teaser trailer
  • Archival image gallery
  • Liner notes booklet with essay by film historian Ashley West of The Rialto Report
  • Jennifer Welles Podcast as featured on The Rialto Report
  • Reversible cover artwork
  • English SDH subtitles

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