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Blood Simple (VHS, 1995)

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Items brand new in factory seal with MCA watermarks. Photos of the actual item you will receive. The following is written by AI: Blood Simple is a rare and collectible VHS tape from 1994 starring Francis McDormand in an intense drama directed by Joel Coen. This new and sealed copy may have watermarks from 1983, adding to its uniqueness and value for collectors. The film, with an R rating, features McDormand in a leading role alongside John Getz, making it a must-have for fans of classic crime dramas from the 1990s. Perfect for movie enthusiasts looking to add a rare gem to their VHS tape collection.

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When a bar owner discovers that one of his employees is having an affair with his wife, a complex web of deceit and double crosses ensues in a small Texas town. The Coen brothers' first picture is an intricately plotted film noir filled with surprises at each turn. The cast, largely unkown at the time, includes Dan Hedaya as the cuckolded bar owner, Frances McDormand as the cheating wife, John Getz as the adultering bartender, and the fabulously creepy M. Emmett Walsh as the slimy, sweaty private detective who should not be trusted. The film is a marvel to experience; director of photography Barry Sonnenfeld has created stunning compositions filled with open spaces, and the sound--from the slightest footsteps or dripping water to a sudden shotgun blast--reverberates ominously, as if it is a character unto itself. Directed by Joel Coen and cowritten by Joel and his brother Ethan, BLOOD SIMPLE is an eerie testament to the limitless possibilities of low-budget filmmaking.