SOLARIS (1972)
The third feature by Andrei Tarkovsky and his first foray into science fiction, SOLARIS is the most famous such film to emerge from Russia
The third feature by Andrei Tarkovsky and his first foray into science fiction, SOLARIS is the most famous such film to emerge from Russia
Mexi-madness containing all the things one might expect from a south-of-the-border trash fest, starting with the Big Three: sex, nudity and gore
This profoundly bizarre 12 minute short was made back in 1983, yet has become quite popular online (with good reason!)
A ground-breakingly gruesome example of avant-garde “pinku” (adults only) cinema
The concept of an insane asylum as a metaphor for modern civilization didn’t originate with this Estonian import, but the film did provide this particular movie model with a quintessentially Eastern European highlight
An inexplicably popular example of Japanese Tokusatsu (live action special effects based cinema) that I say is mid
The world’s most famous “Haunted Film,” with ghosts alleged to have been directly involved in its production
An example of a failed 1970s TV pilot that went on to become a cause celebre among horror fans
1981 SF from writer/director Michael Crichton that deserves points for its prophetic concepts—but that’s ALL it deserves points for
A 1973 grindhouse product, of note primarily because it was directed by future arthouse auteur Alan Rudolph