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Repo Man (VHS, 2000, Full Frame)

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The product is a rare and out-of-print VHS tape of the 1997 film "Repo Man" starring Emilio Estevez. Directed by Alex Cox, this cult classic falls under the sci-fi and fantasy genre with a rating of R. The VHS tape is in NTSC signal standard, full frame edition, and includes special features such as art and indie film elements. This collectible piece from the United States features Harry Dean Stanton as well as other notable actors, making it a must-have for fans of the film and collector of rare VHS tapes.

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Otto (Emilio Estevez) is a Los Angeles punk, a loser with no direction and no role models. But he discovers a code of honor and higher purpose when he joins a select group of latter-day knights: the repo men. As a fledging apprentice, Otto slowly learns the ways of these high-caliber, overmedicated auto repossessors. And when a $20,000 bounty is placed on a mysterious missing car, Otto eludes the police, feds, religious cultists, and other repo men in a frantic search for this holy grail. Could one man's destiny lie in the back of a 1964 Chevy Malibu? Alex Cox's feature-film debut boasts a clever, satirical script that combines the larger-than-life edginess of urban L.A. with a bizarre array of science-fiction conspiracy theories. The film also features a strong soundtrack by an array of early 1980s punk and new wave bands and a terrific lead performance by Estevez.