Here is "Feed Can You Stomach It?" Movie on DVD. The DVD comes in case with sleeve artwork. The DVD has been recently tested and it works great. The physical condition of the playing side of the disc has some scratches, but they don't affect play in any way.
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Feed: Can You Stomach It? – DVD | Alex O’Loughlin, Patrick Thompson, Gabby Millgate | Psychological Thriller | 2005
Feed is a disturbing psychological thriller directed by Brett Leonard (The Lawnmower Man). Released in 2005, the film stars Alex O’Loughlin as Michael Carter, a cyber‑criminal who runs a fetish website exploiting women, and Patrick Thompson as Phillip Jackson, a police investigator obsessed with bringing him down. Exploring themes of obsession, control, and morality in the digital age, Feed pushes boundaries with its shocking subject matter and intense performances. This TLA Releasing DVD edition, subtitled Can You Stomach It?, is a collectible release for fans of controversial thrillers and cult cinema.
Product Specifications
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Format: DVD (Standard Edition)
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Title: Feed: Can You Stomach It?
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Release Year: 2005
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Studio/Publisher: TLA Releasing
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Director: Brett Leonard
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Writer: Kieran Galvin, Brett Leonard
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Cast: Alex O’Loughlin, Patrick Thompson, Gabby Millgate, Jack Thompson, David Field
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Genre: Psychological Thriller / Crime / Cult / Indie
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Run Time: Approx. 101 minutes
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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1 Widescreen
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Language: English
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Subtitles: English
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Region Code: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada)
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Rating: Unrated (contains disturbing content, adult themes)
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Packaging: Standard DVD case with sleeve artwork
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Condition: Used – Tested & Working
Key Features
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Official TLA Releasing DVD edition of the controversial thriller
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Stars Alex O’Loughlin (Hawaii Five‑0) in an early, chilling role
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Directed by Brett Leonard, known for pushing genre boundaries (Virtuosity, The Lawnmower Man)
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Widescreen presentation preserves the film’s stark and unsettling visuals
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Collectible indie DVD release, sought after by cult film fans
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NTSC Region 1 format, compatible with most U.S. DVD players
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Disc shows light wear, plays correctly
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