Product Details
- An MVD Exclusive
- SKU: MVD8502D
- Format: DVD
- UPC: 760137850298
- Street Date: 04/05/22
- PreBook Date: 03/01/22
- Label: Srs Cinema »
- Genre: Horror
- Run Time: 76 mins
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio: STEREO
- Year of Production: 2006
- Region Code: 0
- Box Lot: 30
- Territory: NORTH AMERICA
- Language: English
Cast & Crew
- Director: Michael DiPaolo
Product Assets
Mother
From SRS Retro Release, an Ed Gein inspired horror tale...
- List Price: $14.95
- Your Price: $14.95
- In Stock: 407
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A boy's best friend is his Mother... two Sacred Monsters...one desolate farmhouse... Lost in Eisenhower's America... a compassionate tale of unreasoning rage... a Surrealist Docudrama...in grainy Black & White...No dialogue... only dissonant strings & Russian voices... cries lost in the heavens... a descent into madness... Lucifer's lonely man... adrift amidst the century's underside... an Oedipal/Transvestite/Nazi/Cannibal... a White Trash Tragedy...a DiPaolo Moving Picture... ~MOTHER~ Includes the bonus short, "Brutal Ardor" - A young wife vainly seeks comfort from the source of her pain in this deep dive into the self-destructive bonds of an abusive relationship. Trapped in a tiny apartment while fighting against her sexual and monetary dependence on her brutal husband, this desperate young woman is overcome by horrible visions she is unable to control, leading her into the depths of despair and a future that races away, far beyond her control.
Media
Bonus Materials
- Director's commentary
- Making Of
- Bonus Short: Brutal Ardor
- Trailer
- Filmmaker's Trailers
- SRS Trailers
Sales Points
- Never released on DVD
- Rare shot on video movie
Press Quotes
A stark, unsettling, altogether unpleasant glimpse into murderous dementia and one seriously fucked up family.
—Steve Puchalski, SHOCK CINEMA
raw, experimental, and steeped in family fueled sickness, DiPaolo gets points for maintaining such an unwavering sour vision. The lack of dialogue and jarring sound design gives this tale an effectively eerie edge
—Steve Puchalski, SHOCK CINEMA
