The Strange Affair (1968) (Blu-ray Review)
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The Strange Affair (1968) (Blu-ray Review)

Vinegar Syndrome’s stunning Blu-ray restoration of The Strange Affair blasts you into late-’60s London with Michael York’s fresh-faced cop dodging corruption, sleaze, and counterculture chaos. Equal parts gritty drama and groovy moral panic, this addictive ride through London’s underbelly is impossible to resist.
The Boogeyman (1980) (Vinegar Syndrome) 4K Ultra HD Review
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The Boogeyman (1980) (Vinegar Syndrome) 4K Ultra HD Review

Step into the chilling world of The Boogeyman—now newly restored in stunning 4K Ultra HD—where a broken mirror resurrects a relentless curse that turns every reflection into a deadly nightmare. This cult classic’s definitive 2-disc set comes loaded with fresh commentaries, revealing interviews, and all the grisly thrills that earned it legendary Video Nasty status.
Mark of the Devil (1970) (4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray REVIEW)
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Mark of the Devil (1970) (4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray REVIEW)

Rediscover the brutality and beauty of Mark of the Devil (1970) in Vinegar Syndrome’s dazzling 4K Ultra HD release. Packed with shocking torture, unforgettable characters, and a treasure trove of bonus features, this cult classic has never looked (or felt) so terrifyingly addictive.
Bloodsucking Freaks (1976) (4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray REVIEW)
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Bloodsucking Freaks (1976) (4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray REVIEW)

Joel M. Reed’s cult shocker Bloodsucking Freaks finally shines in stunning 4K Ultra HD, complete with Vinegar Syndrome’s vibrant restoration and bonus extras. Brace yourself for outrageous gore, macabre stagecraft, and enough twisted fun to satisfy any grindhouse fan!
Madman (1981) (Vinegar Syndrome) 4K Ultra HD Review (Video)
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Madman (1981) (Vinegar Syndrome) 4K Ultra HD Review (Video)

Snag Vinegar Syndrome’s exclusive 4K Ultra HD edition of Madman—limited to 6,000 units with a stunning Tom Hodge–designed slipcover—and experience Joe Giannone’s iconic 80s slasher in razor-sharp new clarity with hours of killer bonus features. When camp counselor Richie summons Madman Marz, ruthless mayhem proves some legends are all too real.