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Score
Score (1973) follows one married couple for twenty-four hours as they seduce another married couple in their home on the French Riviera. The film is based on the off-broadway play… Read more »
Score (1973) follows one married couple for twenty-four hours as they seduce another married couple in their home on the French Riviera. The film is based on the off-broadway play… Read more »
“I’ve been cursed by a cat!” Blind Woman’s Curse (1970) is a convoluted yakuza tale peppered with moments of visual brilliance. The film stars Meiko Kaji as an honorable yakuza… Read more »
“One for all and all for Suru!” I grew up watching Zoobilee Zoo (1986-87). This predisposed me towards actors in colorful animal make-up who sing and dance. Sadly, there just… Read more »
Anyone who has ever worked on a film (underground, independent or otherwise) will appreciate La Nuit américaine (1973) all the more. Working on a film is living in an insular… Read more »
“Very strange circumstances surround the use of the serum or potion.” Voodoo Heartbeat (1972) is a regional horror film shot for the local drive-in market circa 1970. The film has… Read more »
“I am bringing Hell to everyone” The Inferno (1979) is one of those rare films by Tatsumi Kumashiro that isn’t overtly erotic or a sexploitation film. The Inferno finds the… Read more »
Alex In Wonderland (1970) is director Paul Mazursky’s 8½ (1963). The film’s protagonist Alex Morrison (Donald Sutherland) references the film in dialogue about as often as Mazursky does cinematographically. Federico… Read more »
“That’s the only thing you have as a soldier; the women.” Pioniere in Ingolstadt (1971) was filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s ninth film in three years. The film adapts Marieluise Fleißer’s… Read more »
“If you must know I’m going to shit, shower, and shampoo.” What better way to celebrate Juneteenth than with Matt Cimber’s Lady Cocoa (1975). The title character, played by the… Read more »
Dzieje grzechu (1975) is Walerian Borowczyk’s film adaptation of Stefan Żeromski’s novel of the same name. Both the film and the novel chart Ewa Pobratynska’s (Grażyna Długołęcka) descent in nineteenth… Read more »