THE ACID EATERS + SPACE THING

Byron Mabe, USA, 1967, AGFA + Something Weird, Cult

A double dose of psychotropic anti-time capsules from producer David F. Friedman (BLOOD FEAST) and director Byron Mabe (SHE FREAK)! Billed as "the first Hollywood underground film," THE ACID EATERS tells the mind-expanding story of a group of working class swingers (including Pat Barrington, ORGY OF THE DEAD) who drop acid and melt into sex, knife fights, and a literal trip to hell. Then it's time to blast-off with SPACE THING, a warped homage to 1960s sci-fi and pulp fiction that follows Col. James Granilla as he hops a flying saucer and enjoys close encounters of every kind with a crew of "space dolls." AGFA and Something Weird are overjoyed to bring these campy Friedman gems to Blu-ray for the first time—"in psychedelic color" and newly restored from their original 35mm camera negatives.

SPECIAL FEATURES
• Restored from the original 35mm camera negatives
• ACID EATERS: Previously unreleased archival commentary with Something Weird founder Mike Vraney and David F. Friedman
• SPACE THING: Archival commentary with Vraney and Friedman
• Short: DRUG FREAKS (18 mins)
• Short: THIS IS THE MOON (10 mins)
• Trailers
• Photo gallery
• Booklet with essays by Britt Rhuart & Something Weird's Lisa Petrucci

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Details

  • 62/70 mins.
  • Color
  • 1.37:1

Formats

  • Blu-ray

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