Behind-the-scenes interviews and promotional footage distributed to media outlets at the time of the release.

Use of literal picture-in-picture boxes to represent flashbacks, family trauma, and internal thoughts simultaneously.

Vincent Gallo is also a musician. You can sometimes find live recordings or radio interviews regarding his music career or the film's promotion in the .

Using the Wayback Machine, users can step back into 1998 and 1999 to view the original promotional websites for Buffalo '66 . Early internet marketing for indie films was experimental and minimalist. Exploring these archived sites allows users to see how Lionsgate (then a burgeoning indie distributor) marketed the film to early net-citizens, featuring low-resolution production stills, downloadable trailers in QuickTime format, and text-based cast biographies. 3. Audio and Soundtracks

Though it received a mixed reception in 1998, "Buffalo '66" is now widely celebrated as a quintessential cult film. Its fandom has only grown over the years, fueled by word of mouth and the very internet platforms that help preserve it. Several critics have reaffirmed its status, with one review reflecting on how the film "walks the line between dark comedy and poignant character study," noting it is "something of a cult classic that you'll come away from absolutely loving."

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