The Witch Who Came From The Sea – One Of The Most Hauntingly Odd Films Of The 1970s
One of the weirdest and most unsettlingly haunting horror films of the 1970s is also one of the most misunderstood.
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Cinema, But Not As We Know It: Malatesta’s Carnival Of Blood
A bizarre, one of a kind slice of outsider horror cinema from the 1970s.
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The Saw Is Family: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
The belated sequel to the classic 1974 Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a cocaine-fueled, everything-cranked-up-to-11 reworking of the original narrative.
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The Blackmailer’s Charter: Revisiting The Groundbreaking Drama Of Victim
Basil Dearden’s revolutionary film that combines impassioned social campaigning and powerful crime drama still feels as angry and powerful as ever.
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Enraged Lycanthrope: The Hair-Raising Pleasures Of Wolf Guy
Genre collision and wild excess in a deranged Japanese cop-horror-action movie starring the legendary Sonny Chiba.
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The Heartbreaking Neo-Realist Melodrama Of Umberto D.
Vittorio De Sica’s ever-timely tale of the bottom rung of society being crushed by the pressures of life – and the love of a man for his dog – remains an emotional punch to the guts.
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The Three Colours Trilogy Revisited
Krzysztof Kieslowski’s cooler-than-cool trilogy exploring Liberty, Equality and Fraternity remains the most essential French film collection of the 1990s.
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You Better Watch Out: the Holiday Misery Of Christmas Evil
This oddball Christmas slasher film is more interesting than you might expect.
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