RABID DOGS
One of the final films directed by Italy’s great Mario Bava, and certainly his most radical and unprecedented work
One of the final films directed by Italy’s great Mario Bava, and certainly his most radical and unprecedented work
An above-average 1992 Bollywood horror movie. It’s a mite overly self-conscious and derivative for my tastes, but definitely has its moments
An authentically post-modern horror film from Germany’s wildest wild man Jorg Buttgereit
This indescribably tripped-out concoction is an unholy mess, but it’s also arrestingly weird
Nothing too deep here: A Pastaland eighties classic with movie theater patrons getting turned into flesh eating demons
A little known stunner by Japan’s Masahiro Shinoda, whose visual brilliance, audacity and fecund imagination are put to excellent use in this spectacular Kabuki-styled fantasy
This is quite simply the most corrosive “Making-of” movie ever made
Medium-strength French horror from the eighties that’s rather trashy and overwrought, but not entirely unaffecting
It’s an article of faith among many film buffs that the top filmmakers of the so-called movie brat generation (Scorsese, Spielberg, Lucas, etc) all had “monumental” debuts
This dialogue-free oddity can be viewed as the ERASERHEAD of the fifties