Alejandro Jodorowsky's cult classic makes its DVD debut. While it "plays like a bizarre carnival parade staged by Tod Browning, filled with freaks, cults, and an elephant funeral," says Fangoria, it "never has the episodic quality of many European Surrealist films. I would even compare Santa Sangre closely to the literary mode of magic realism, a genre that meshes fantastic elements with "reality," creating something that is never explicitly fantastic, but usually mythic and visionary...This is also one of Jodorowsky's most linear films." The extras in this 2-disc set are extra delicious and generous, too.