Since its founding over fifteen years ago, Something Weird Video has dedicated itself to locating and preserving as many lost exploitation film treasures as they can. Begun as a hobby by a true aficionado of offbeat cinema, this backroom tape trading enterprise blossomed into a kind of AFI for the raincoat crowd. This week DVD Talk Reviewer Bill Gibron takes a look at the latest release from Something Weird Video the triple feature: Vibrations, Fluctuations and Submission. Featuring a lost link in a famous filmmakers oeuvre, as well as two additional oddball looks at late 60s sex and skin, this trio of tacky titles will delight as much as they disturb. But anyone not willing to accept these movies for what they are. This is not a trip for the neophyte or non-adventurous. But those with a nose for novelty, as well as an appreciation for cinema's history will love what Something Weird has in store.