Serial Mom Stabs Onto Blu-ray

John Waters’ uproarious comedy Serial Mom coming in May from Scream Factory

Some cringed when transgressive counter-culture comedy weirdo John Waters went mainstream with movies like Hairspray and Cry Baby, but that’s nonsense. Waters has never been mainstream and never will be. Maybe his work post 1985 has been less explicit than early works like Pink Flamingos and Female Trouble, but that doesn’t make them any less subversive.

Witness his berserk 1994 horror comedy Serial Mom. It’s as bananas as anything he’s ever done, maybe more so, since it boasts a big budget and a Hollywood star. That make it all the more of an art prank. Yesterday, Scream Factory announced that would be bringing the wonderful Serial Mom to Blu-ray on May 9th in a collectors edition timed for Mother’s Day.

And Waters has been totally hands on with this release.The newly-designed artwork you see here (from The CRP Group—who also did Scream Factory’s Rabid and Firestarter recently) has his blessing. The original theatrical art will be on the reverse.

Extras are also set in stone :

• NEW! – An exclusive conversation with Director John Waters, actress Kathleen Turner and actress Mink Stole. (30 mins+) (We’ll add that this is a must-see for fans of the film! Very fascinating to see them in the same room reminiscing.)
Serial Mom: Surreal Moments – featuring interviews with Waters, Stole, Actress Patricia Hearst, actress Ricki Lake, actor Matthew Lillard, casting director Pat Moran, production designer Vincent Pirano & more!
• Feature commentary with Waters and Turner
• Feature commentary with Waters
• The Making Of Serial Mom – original promotional featurette
• The Kings Of Gore: Herschel Gordon Lewis and David Friedman featurette
• Original theatrical trailer

Pre-order directly from Scream Factory and receive the Blu-ray two weeks early. Plus, if you act fast, you’ll also get a 18” x 24” rolled poster of the new artwork (Limited, while supplies last. Only 500 produced.)

Pussywillows for all!

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