Coming soon to home video from LunchmeatVHS. After premiering at the 2002 New York International Independent Film and Video Festival, this documentary sat on a shelf virtually unseen—until now! Told through intimate behind-the-scenes footage shot from 1994-1998 by my friend and filmmaking partner Matt Jackson, INERTIA: RE-MAKING THE CROW chronicles the four years in which we struggled to create a faithful, no-budget VHS [re]adaptaion of James O'Barr's acclaimed comic book series, THE CROW. Follow @lunchmeatvhs for the forthcoming details about the limited-edition, VHS-only release this winter.
In the meantime, as a special Devil’s Night treat, you can stream a newly-remastered and expanded HD up-rez of our old-school home video version of THE CROW graphic novel on the Lunchmeat YouTube page:
As a special bonus, I also recorded an all-new, exclusive, scene-specific video commentary for the film--also posted on the Lunchmeat VHS YouTube channel:
Of course you can learn all about both the adaptation and the documentary on this site. Click here for all the history and info you could want about the making-of movie, and here for all the dirt on our adaptation of The Crow. And, "here's to Devil's Night... my new favorite holiday!"
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