I think Corruption is the best of the Blu-rays they have put out so far. The image looks stunning! I haven't seen the new Pretty Peaches trilogy, but I do have the original LE for Pretty Peaches.

Just realized there are some extras for Pretty Peaches on the DVD! Not much but welcome none the less.

Thanks for starting this thread. I am beyond excited for the TABOO series. I am also going to get BLUE ICE

and a minor favourite of mine, TRASHY LADY (That title makes me so happy--might as well be my byline).

I wish they would put out more NY shot movies. While I'm glad they're putting out Derenzy and Chinn stuff, they put out a lot of mediocre stuff (Tobalina's stuff in particular). I know they only put stuff out that the owners of the films agree to a deal with them, or there are no clear copyright holders but surely more NY based stuff has to be available. I'd kill to see some of Henri Pachard's best movies get the treatment they deserve. And more Avon releases too. I'm not not really a "rougie" fan, but their movies are entertaining.
Hopefully there will be more Kirdy Stevens releases in the future. Playing with Fire and Animal in Me, in particular (love Colleen Brennan and Karen Summer).

For sure more Pachard would be great. Trashy Lady is a NYC production is it not? Directed by the Ameros bros? Blue Ice also looks like an East Coast production. Could be wrong though.

Looking forward to anything Vinegar Syndrome have to offer because they usually do such an amazing job.
I read somewhere that VS have the original negative and rights for Alex DeRenzy's Baby Face 2, which has only been available in a cut version for many years now, so to see a pristine, uncut remaster on Blu-ray would be amazing. Hopefully they also have rights and source material for the original Baby Face, although I've yet to hear confirmation of that.
The Young Like It Hot is my favourite of their Blu-rays so far. I love that film and Hyapatia. Generally a fan of Bob Chinn's work too. Apart from that, I also have the Pretty Peaches and Sex World limited edition Blus, Corruption and several of their DVD releases. I'm undecided whether to double-dip on the Peaches trilogy Blu because I already have the DVD of parts 2 & 3. I suspect my next Blu-ray purchase will be Trashy Lady.

Cool, thanks mcewan. I was confusing it with John Amero's Every Inch a Lady. Too lazy to google lol. Funny that I confused two films both made by directors who also did gay films. Steve Scott's Gemini is pretty trippy.