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This special limited edition slipcover (designed by Earl Kessler Jr.) is limited to 1,000 units and is only available on our website and at select indie retailers. Absolutely no major retailers will be stocking them. VHSHITFEST has been uncovering and releasing movies on video for over a decade, across DVD and VHS, and is now moving into blu-ray, with the same goal to showcase the most unique, crazy, and obscure movies that they've discovered through years of collecting VHS, allowing even more people to actually be able to experience these nearly lost gems in the best versions possible. Four young suburban men try to establish themselves as organized criminals in their humdrum local community. Permanent Damage was made right in the middle of the American independent film boom, even predating Quentin Tarantino, but sadly fell through the cracks and never got the recognition it deserved. Similar to the Coen Brothers, it blends the drama and crime genres with dark comedy for a unique experience. VHSHITFEST is so excited to give this the release it deserved originally with hours of new extras. directed by: Russell Farmarco starring: Dana Whipkey, James Kinstle, Elizabeth Lexa, Andrew Rothkin 1992 / 82 min / 1.33:1 / English DTS HD-MA 2.0 Additional info: Region Free Blu-ray New transfer from the original master Commentary featuring cast and crew Interview with director Russell Farmarco and cinematographer Andre Owens Short film Trailer Movie premiere footage English SDH subtitles
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Permanent Damage (1992)
84 min
Four young suburban men try to establish themselves as organized criminals in their hum-drum local community.