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Pearl and MaXXXine Unboxings

Ti West’s modern horror classics Pearl and MaXXXine – parts two and three of the grisly X Trilogy – have received the Second Sight treatment in another pair of must-own Limited Edition releases. Celebrating the Technicolor madness of Pearl and the neon-soaked noir of MaXXXine in sparkling 4K UHD, these releases are impeccable, in true Second Sight fashion loaded with special features, art cards, and packed booklets. Whilst it’s frustrating that the trilogy-launching X is absent due to rights issues, it’s far better to just have these two in this format than none of them at all. 

Pearl and MaXXXine are magnificent, brutal, fully realised love letters to films of the 1950s and 1980s respectively, and are catnip for film fans. Both should be considered integral parts of your horror collection.

Pearl

A troubled young woman pursues stardom in a desperate attempt to escape the boredom, loneliness, and lovelessness of life in her small town. As life on her parent’s farm grows more and more frustrating, her mask of sanity slowly starts to slip.

Special Features 

  • Presented in HDR with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos
  • New audio commentary by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
  • Bold Choices: a new interview with Director Ti West
  • The Mother: a new interview with Actor Tandi Wright
  • Absorb the Aesthetic: a new interview with Director of Photography Eliot Rockett 
  • Going Technicolor: a new interview with Production Designer Tom Hammock
  • Hollywood Goes West: a video essay by Joe Wallace
  • Coming Out of Her Shell
  • Time After Time

Limited Edition Contents

  • Rigid slipcase with new artwork by Thinh Dinh
  • 120-page book with new essays by Jenn Adams, Joel Harley, Mo Moshaty, Tori Potenza, Vannah Taylor and Nadine Whitney
  • 6 collectors’ art cards

MaXXXine

An adult film star in 80s Los Angeles tries to cross over to the mainstream by starring in a new horror film, but her past soon catches up with her and friends and colleagues start turning up dead.

Special Features 

  • Presented in HDR with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos
  • New audio commentary commentary by Bill Ackerman & Amanda Reyes
  • Back to the Blank Page: a new interview with Director Ti West
  • Money on the Screen: a new interview with Producer Jacob Jaffke
  • B-Movie Aesthetic: a new interview with Director of Photography Eliot Rockett 
  • Curating Space: a new audio interview with Production Designer Jason Kisvarday
  • The Whole World’s Gonna Know My Name: Kat Hughes on MaXXXine
  • The Belly of the Beast
  • XXX Marks the Spot
  • Hollywood is a Killer
  • Q&A with Ti West

Limited Edition Contents

  • Rigid slipcase with new artwork by OC Agency Group
  • 120-page book with new essays by Reyna Cervantes, Sarah Miles, Sam Moore, James Rose, Rebecca Sayce and Michelle Swope
  • 6 collectors’ art cards

PEARL and MAXXXINE are available on 4K UHD from Second Sight Films on 17 November

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