Joe Sarno Retrospect Series Vol. 4: Sin in the Suburbs / Confessions of a Young American Housewife (DVD)
Joseph W. Sarno Retrospect Series Vol. 4:
Sin in the Suburbs / Confessions of a Young American Housewife Double Feature
NOTE: This item is a professionally manufactured DVD-R of Sarno retrospect Vol. 4. It comes packaged in a Blu-Ray case with the Blu-Ray plus the DVD-R. Note that the third "Bonus" feature is only featured on the Blu-Ray.
DVD Contents:
- Feature Film - Sin in the Suburbs
- Feature Commentary by Tim Lucas
- Feature Commentary by Joe Sarno, Peggy Sarno, Michael Vraney and Frank Henelotter
- Feature Film - Confessions of a Young American Housewife
- Feature Commentary by Tim Lucas
- Mini Commentary by Joe Sarno
- Deleted Scenes
- Full color booklet featuring liner notes by Tim Lucas
Blu-Ray Contents:
- Feature Film - Sin in the Suburbs
- Feature Commentary by Tim Lucas
- Feature Commentary by Joe Sarno, Peggy Sarno, Michael Vraney and Frank Henelotter
- Feature Film - Warn Nights and Hot Pleasures (1964)
- Feature Film - Confessions of a Young American Housewife
- Feature Commentary by Tim Lucas
- Mini Commentary by Joe Sarno
- Deleted Scenes
Sexploitation auteur Joe Sarno first explored the dark side of the American dream in his 1964 drama, Sin in the Suburbs, hailed by DVDDrive-In as “a ground-breaking masterpiece” and “the first in the ‘suburban sex secrets’ subgenre.” 10 years later, his return to this theme resulted in one of the most critically and commercially successful films of his career, Confessions of a Young American Housewife.
Sin in the Suburbs (1964) - Audrey Campbell (Olga series) stars as Geraldine Lewis, a lonely housewife and mother who distracts herself with racy friends and a secret affair. Discovered in the arms of another man, Geraldine immerses herself in a secret sex club, only to find a shocking secret revealed!
Confessions of a Young American Housewife (1974) - New York sophisticates Carole and Eddie spice up their sex life by swapping partners with their close friends, Anna and Pete. An unexpected visit from Carole’s young, attractive and recently widowed mother Jennifer throws a temporary wrench into their plans, but the quartet are soon back in action after Pete tries and fails to seduce Jennifer in the kitchen. Intoxicated by life and lust, Jennifer begins a May-December romance. Stars Rebecca Brooke and Jennifer Wells.
A new essay by film historian Tim Lucas and copious extras (listed above) round out this definitive edition of three Sarno classics, newly restored from the original film elements and presented for the first time to home entertainment in high definition.