No Way Home (1996) (Severin Films) Blu-ray Review

No Way Home (1996) (Severin Films) Blu-ray Review

Twelve years after his shattering debut COMBAT SHOCK, writer/director Buddy Giovinazzo again rocked audiences with this explosive – and long-unseen – drama featuring “an authentic whiff of the sunny, slummy streets of Staten Island” (Time Out) and “a formidable trio of great performances” (The Guardian): Academy Award nominee Tim Roth (PULP FICTION) “delivers an astonishing performance” (Premiere) as a mentally impaired man released from six years in prison to live with his small-time drug dealer brother (James Russo of DONNIE BRASCO), his stripper sister-in-law (Deborah Kara Unger of Cronenberg’s CRASH) and the dark family secrets that threaten to destroy them all. Joseph Ragno (THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION) co-stars in this “impressive and startling” (The Independent) indie thriller now scanned in 2k from the original negative for the first time ever.

Special Features:

  • Commentary by Director Buddy Giovinazzo with Severin’s David Gregory
  • Darlin’ Be Home Soon – Editor Stan Warnow on the Road to NO WAY HOME
  • A Tasty Marquee – An interview with Producer/Casting Director Marcia Shulman
  • Following the Emotions – An interview with Composer Rick Giovinazzo and Director Buddy Giovinazzo
  • Dancing with the Camera – An interview with Cinematographer Claudia Raschke
  • UNCLE FRANK’S WINE – Early Short Film by Buddy Giovinazzo
  • Trailer
  • CD Soundtrack
  • Limited Edition Hand-Numbered Wrap
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