Female Trouble (Blu-ray) NC-17
Nice girls don't wear cha-cha heels.

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Blu-ray Disc Features:
- Rated: NC-17
- Run Time: 1 hours, 37 minutes
- Video: Color
- Encoding: Region A
- Released: June 26, 2018
- Originally Released: 1974
- Label: Criterion Collection
- Note: Audio commentary from 2004 featuring Waters
- New conversation between Waters and critic Dennis Lim
- New and archival interviews with cast and crew members Mink Stole, Pat Moran, Vincent Peranio, Susan Lowe, Mary Vivian Pearce, Hilary Taylor, and Van Smith
- Interview from 1975 featuring Waters and cast members Divine, Stole, and David Lochary
- Deleted scenes and alternate takes
- Exclusive behind-the-scenes documentary footage by Steve Yeager
- Aspect Ratio: Widescreen - 1.66
- Audio:
- Subtitles - English
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Starring | Divine & Edith Massey | |
Performer: | Susan Walsh, Mink Stole, David Lochary, Mary Vivian Pearce & Cookie Mueller | |
Directed by | John Waters | |
Edited by | Charles Roggero | |
Screenwriting by | John Waters | |
Produced by | John Waters | |
Director of Photography: | John Waters |
Entertainment Reviews:
Rating: B- --
One of John Waters' best and most notorious movies.
Dallas Morning News
A healthy appreciation of both low and high art gives one a balanced perspective that can enhance the understanding of both aspects... Female Trouble uses this concept of the duality of ugliness and beauty in the characterization of Dawn.
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The Movie Sleuth
Rating: B --
The Pop of Trash's follow-up to Pink Flamingos is a more hilarious, shocking and poignant feature, with Divine in top form.
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EmanuelLevy.Com
Rating: 5/5 --
Further cementing John Waters' legacy as that rare filmmaker who can weave between exploitative trash and high art.
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FanboyNation.com
It is this reversal, the realization that the freak is an essential part of a social whole and that beauty falls into contradiction by attempting to be both normative and expressive of individuality, that Female Trouble executes in uproarious fashion.
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PopMatters
In many ways, Female Trouble treads the same ground as Network. It is a prescient look at what it means to be famous and what happens when we finally cross the line.
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Spectrum Culture
There is a fierce, maniac brilliance to a John Waters' film which rivets you to your seat for the good reason that if you walked out in the middle... you'd never know what you missed.
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Los Angeles Free Press
Product Description:
Christmas 1960. When the parents of Dawn Davenport (Divine) neglect to get the deviant high schooler the one Yuletide gift she longs for--a pair of cha-cha heels--the girl throws the tree over on her mother and leaves, only to have a sexual encounter with a slob (also Divine) who picks her up hitchhiking. Nine months later, Dawn births a daughter, Taffy (Mink Stole). Dawn's life turns around when she enters a beauty salon run by flamboyant couple Donald (David Lochary) and Donna Dasher (Mary Vivian Pearce). There she meets Gator (Michael Potter), a hairdresser whom she marries even though his aunt Ida (Edith Massey) wishes he was gay. With their philosophy that "crime equals beauty," the Dashers turn Dawn into their own private superstar, photographing her committing outrageous acts. After Aunt Ida disfigures Dawn's face with acid, Dawn becomes increasingly crazed, committing murderous acts until her serial killer status begins to catch up with her.
John Waters's follow-up to PINK FLAMINGOS is a tribute to both the juvenile delinquent films of the 1950s and the director's undying fascination with serial killers. Though it has a much more structured narrative than his previous works, FEMALE TROUBLE retains the inspired lunacy that made Waters a midnight-movie legend. The theme of a female murderer becoming a media sensation would resurface 20 years later in SERIAL MOM.
John Waters's follow-up to PINK FLAMINGOS is a tribute to both the juvenile delinquent films of the 1950s and the director's undying fascination with serial killers. Though it has a much more structured narrative than his previous works, FEMALE TROUBLE retains the inspired lunacy that made Waters a midnight-movie legend. The theme of a female murderer becoming a media sensation would resurface 20 years later in SERIAL MOM.
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