Graveface Films Releases

New Religion (2022) Blu-ray

Ships Q4 2025

This is included in the Graveface subscription.

This is NOT included in the Terror Vision subscription, but you can add it in the wholesale portal as part of your subscription or buy it discounted.

This includes a Limited-Edition Slipcover (Designed by Chloe Manon), Booklet, and Obi-Strip is limited to 1000.

After her daughter’s accidental death, Miyabi gets divorced and starts working as a call girl. Miyabi meets with a new client, and he requests to take pictures of her body; first her spine, then her feet, and he continues to take pictures of a different part of her body every time they meet. After the first couple of sessions, Miyabi feels her daughter’s hand touching her leg and quickly realizes that every time she allows herself to be photographed, she can feel her daughter’s spirit reaching closer to her. 

Graveface is incredibly proud to bring the directorial debut of Keishi Kondo’s New Religion. New Religion is a surrealist nightmare that would make filmmakers like Cronenberg proud of this next generation of filmmakers. Filled to the brim with exclusive extras made specifically for this release from new commentaries with the cast and crew to a brand-new making of. However, nothing can prepare you for this chilling film and the doom that it brings. 

Special Features and Info:

• High-Definition Blu-ray (Region Free)

• 2022 Version of New Religion

• NEW 2024 Director’s Updated Version of New Religion (Exclusive)

• Booklet w/ writing from Keishi Kondo, Amber T, Anton Bitel, and Alexandra Heller-Nicholas

• NEW Audio Commentary w/ Keishi Kondo, Kaho Seto, Satoshi Oka, and Sho Mishina (Exclusive)

• NEW Audio Commentary w/ Film Historian and Critic Amber T (Exclusive)

• NEW Loss + Harmony: A Making of New Religion with Keishi Kondo, Kaho Seto, and Satoshi Oka (26min) (Exclusive)

• Outtakes (11min)

• Behind The Scenes Look At New Religion (16min)

• Stills Gallery

• Storyboard Gallery

• Crowdfunding Teaser

• Early Concept Trailer

• International Trailer

• Theatrical Trailer 

• NEW 5.1 Audio Mix (Exclusive)

• Subtitles

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Gushing Prayer (1971) Blu-ray

High-school student Yasuko, indulges in sex to liberate herself from a corrupt adult society. Driven by the encouragement of her peers to feel what it is like to be a prostitute, Yasuko sets out an odyssey of self-exploration in search of complete satiation. 

A tantalizing countercultural exploration of youthful sexuality that seeks to break apart all taboos in one fell swoop, Gushing Prayer is an act of pure cinematic resistance. Bold, modernist erotica crafted by the fascinating Masao Adachi who has brought us films like A Woman In Revolt, Birth Control Revolution, and Datai.

Terror Vision is proud to present this underseen pinku film to Blu-ray for the first time in the US with a 2K restoration from the original camera negative with a solid amount of extras.

Special Features:

Booklet w/ writing from Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, Michelle Kisner, and Sam Cohen

Visual Essay: Pink Wave: The Revolutionary Beginnings of Pinku Eiga by Ren Scateni

Visual Essay: Beyond Exploitation: Post WW2 Political Influences on Pink Film by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas

Visual Essay: Sex is Useless by Clayton and Brad Dillard of Someone’s Favorite Productions

Newly Created Subtitles

Artwork by Chloe Manon

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Grow Up, Tony Phillips (2013) 2-Disc Set Blu-ray/CD

1st edition w/ the CD & Booklet is limited to 1,000 units. Art by Chloe Manon.

Who hates Halloween? All of Tony Phillips' high school friends, apparently. It's senior year and they've now decided they're too cool for costumes and pumpkins. When his older cousin returns home right before the holiday, Tony starts to wonder if he really is the dork everyone thinks he is, or if he's just ahead of the curve in this fun-filled, coming-of-age comedy.

Graveface Films is shrieking with joy at the HD debut of Emily Hagins' (Coin Heist and Sorry About The Demon) Grow Up, Tony Phillips with a new HD transfer, 5.1 mix, and plenty of extras to enjoy this indie celebration of the greatest holiday.

Special Features

Booklet w/ writing from Emily Hagins and Tony Vespe

Commentary w/ Emily Hagins and Tony Vespe

Making of Documentary

Group Reunion Video w/ Cast & Crew

Sticker Set

CD of the Soundtrack

Trailer

Subtitles

Region Free

2.0 Audio

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Dawning (2022) Blu-ray

This limited-edition slipcover is designed by Chloe Manon and is limited to 2,000 units.

Haejin Park is a trauma therapist living and working in the big city. When she gets a call from her sister after a difficult breakup, she is forced to face her family’s dark past. During her visit, her own repressed trauma of their father’s suicide that happened 10 years prior starts to surface.

Graveface Films is proud to present the worldwide Blu-ray debut of this underseen, scary, and unnerving gem- loaded with some comprehensive extras, as well. If you like films that deal with horror, grief, trauma, and with some J-Horror influences- then Dawning is for you. 

Special Features:

Making Dawning (26min)

More Light On Dawning (21min)

VFX Breakdown

Previsualization and Feature Comparison 

Trailer

2022 / 73 min / Unrated / 2.35:1 / 2.0 Audio / Region Free

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River (2023) Blu-ray

This limited edition slipcover is designed by Chloe Manon and is limited to 2,000 units.

River follows some staff and guests that are staying at an Inn in Kibune Kyoto in Japan. The guests and staff are all enjoying their time at this beautiful vacation spot, but they get pulled and trapped into a time loop.

Junta Yamaguchi (Beyond The Infinite Two Minutes) delivers another delightful, funny, and heartwarming story about people and time travel. River is a refreshing take on the time travel scenario delivering unexpectedness and laughs along the way. 

Graveface Films is proud to present the US Blu-ray debut of this festival darling from 2023 loaded with extras that give a wonderful perspective and outlook on the filmmaking side.

Special Features:

Making Of River (60 min)

Interview w/ Junta Yamaguchi

Visual Essay: Everyday Time Travel by Blake Bergman and Will Dodson of Someone’s Favorite Productions

Commentary w/ Film Critics Rob Hunter and Matt Donato

Trailer

Region A