Sex & Fury
Director Norifumi Suzuki re-teamed with Toei star Reiko Ike after making a number of Girl Boss films together for the action-thriller Sex & Fury (1973). Both director and star specialized… Read more »
Tag: 1970s
TeenAlien
As Halloween draws near, Carl (Michael Dunn) and his friends decide to take Mr. Cranston’s (Vern Adix) offer to use his dilapidated mill property for a haunted house. In spite… Read more »
Eyes Of Laura Mars
In 1972 Irvin Kershner directed Barbra Streisand in the film Up The Sandbox. The pair got along well enough that when Streisand’s then partner Jon Peters was putting together Eyes… Read more »
Beatriz
Beatriz (1976) is the second of two collaborations between director Gonzalo Suárez and international star Carmen Sevilla. Beatriz, like the earlier La loba y la paloma (1974), is a highly… Read more »
The Fury
Brian De Palma’s follow up to Carrie (1976) was The Fury (1978), a film that is at once both the last breath of the classic Hollywood star persona (Kirk Douglas)… Read more »
Something Wicked This Way Comes
A decade before Disney produced their adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s Something Wicked This Way Comes, there was an adaptation produced in Britain. This earlier filmed version of Something Wicked This… Read more »
Massacre At Central High
David (Derrel Maury) is the new kid at central high. He has one friend from junior high, Mark (Andrew Stevens), at Central High but he’s fallen in with a trio… Read more »
Il sesso della strega
Il sesso della strega (1973) is director Angelo Pannaccio’s best known effort. Pannaccio specialized in erotic films and made three that intersected with the horror genre. Of those three erotic… Read more »
Le bijou d’amour
Le bijou d’amour (1978) follows Adrien Gomm (Jacques Manteil), a radio personality, as he investigates accounts of a succubi for his program that focuses on supernatural beings and occurrences. On… Read more »
Black Belly Of The Tarantula
Black Belly Of The Tarantula (1971) is a misogyny fueled giallo film from director Paolo Cavara of Mondo Cane (1962) fame. While not among the luminaries of the giallo genre,… Read more »
