The Last Days Of Joe Lampton In Hammer’s Man At The Top
The Hammer Films movie adaptation of the TV series sequel to Room at the Top proves to be a gritty, grim study of class war and ruthless ambition.
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From Straight To Bizarre: Zappa, Beefheart, Cooper And Beyond
A documentary film exploring the extraordinary collection of oddballs, eccentrics and Rock Gods found on Frank Zappa’s record labels in the late 1960s.
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Norman Wisdom Swings In Misguided Sixties Sex Romp What’s Good For The Goose
Norman Wisdom’s ill-fated step into Swinging London is more interesting than its reputation might suggest.
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Restrained by American Horror Project standards, Arrow’s The Premonition is nevertheless an impressively delirious example of 1970’s psycho cinema.
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Mad Men writer Matthew Weiner’s new novel is a taut, stripped back study of dysfunction that could do with being a touch looser.
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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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