My review of The Criterion Collections release ofCrumbon Blu-ray follows after the jump.
Besides his resolutely anti-sellout aesthetic, the film offers three core elements.
This ties into the sexuality.
Of course as he says that all changed when he got famous.
One such piece has a man sodomizing a headless woman, and theres other similarly-themed, sexually explicit text.
A lot of this comes at the beginning of the film.
The genius of the film is that it contrasts this with his brothers.
The Criterion Collections Blu-ray is going to look as good as it ever could.
The film was shot in the academy ratio (1.33:1) and in 2.0 monoaural sound.
The picture looks better than previous releases, but it suffers some grain.
There are fourteen sequences labeled unused footage (52 min.)
with very sporadic optional commentary.
