What we have here is a very early piece of French cinema which can really only be referred to as a ‘fever dream.’ It contains a logically incoherent storyline full of hallucinatory and metaphoric imagery, all set over the sound of classical swing piano. It is a film created by two well renown artists: Luis […]
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Nicolas Cage continues the trend of starring in wacked out movies and Prisoners of the Ghostland may be his strangest role yet. Cage has said this is wildest movie he ever made, and this is very accurate. The plot is about a ruthless bank robber who is given the task of rescuing the adopted granddaughter
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The video nasty craze is an event that still affects parts of the world today. Teams of intellectuals gathered together to determine what cuts need to be made to a film in order for it to be released to the public with a proper rating. When violence exploded in the media, horror films and rock
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‘Jigoku’ translates to ‘Hell’ in Japanese tongue. And while this film is 60 years old, it has some of the most transgressive, arguably explicit images of Hell that you’re apt to see. When two friends do a hit-and-run, their consciences are ridden with guilt until they meet their own demises. And from then on, we
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Continuing with the fun and weird train that director Ken Russell is conducting, I decided to check out one of his more infamous horror pieces, “Lair of the White Worm”. When an archaeologist uncovers a strange skull in a foreign land, the residents of a nearby town begin to disappear, leading to further inexplicable occurrences.
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