Bloodstream
Michael J. Murphy’s Bloodstream (1985) is a gory fever dream of violence on Super 8. The film follows a struggling filmmaker who gets screwed over by a producer and goes… Read more »
Michael J. Murphy’s Bloodstream (1985) is a gory fever dream of violence on Super 8. The film follows a struggling filmmaker who gets screwed over by a producer and goes… Read more »
Frankenstein Created Woman (1967) has the most harrowing opening of any Hammer film. The picture opens with a man being taken to the guillotine as his young son looks on…. Read more »
Michael Walter’s film Have A Nice Weekend (1975) opens with kids playing football. The camera pans and tracks the little players. The setting is idyllic with trees golden yellow and… Read more »
The Dreaming (1988) is a folk horror film by the director of Fair Game (1986), Mario Andreacchio. Like the earlier film The Dreaming features a plethora of dolly and tracking… Read more »
Kladivo na čarodějnice (1970) is a dramatization of the historical record of the Moravian witch trials. Co-written and directed by Otakar Vávra, the film is widely perceived as an allegory… Read more »
La Fiancée de Dracula (2002) is a late career feature from legendary filmmaker Jean Rollin. As such, the film is replete with the filmmaker’s thematic concerns and aesthetic preoccupations. La… Read more »
By the light of a full moon Patricia (Alexandra Curtis) goes to Vienna for a D.A.F. show. When she arrives at the ticket window she finds that she has no… Read more »
Il demonio (1963) belongs to Daliah Lavi. Lavi gives a manically desperate performance full of convulsions and contortions. It’s a performance that is as fragile and vulnerable as it is… Read more »
As children “Seven Sisters” meet and vow to see each other on July 14th every year for the rest of their lives and beyond. But unknown to them their sacred… Read more »
Şeytan (1974) is a Turkish remake of The Exorcist (1973). And it’s not just a remake, but a paint-by-numbers recreation of Friedkin’s film. The filmmakers behind Şeytan even went so… Read more »