CREEPSHOW
So-so PG-rated comic book horror scripted by Stephen King and directed by George Romero
CREATURE 2013
From Sweden’s Ronny Carlsson, an evocative 43 minute head-scratcher involving a tormented woman, a house in a forest and a great deal of artful grotesquerie
CRAZY LOVE
A whacked-out yet heartfelt Belgian import, this is a lush and romantic film about masturbation, physical deformity and necrophilia that plays like the most demented Frank Capra movie ever made
THE CRAZY FAMILY
A true classic of Japanese cult cinema, a stunningly twisted black comedy that takes on suburban life in eighties-era Japan by spoofing American sitcoms of the time
CRASH! (1977)
Not to be confused with the similarly titled David Cronenberg or Paul Haggis films, this is an early effort by the irrepressible Charles Band, who attempted to mix occult horror and car chases (a bit like THE CAR crossed with THE EXORCIST)
CRASH (1996)
What was the best film of 1996? That’s easy: David Cronenberg’s CRASH!
COWARDS BEND THE KNEE
A typically whacked-out mock silent movie from Canada’s Guy Maddin, one of the most brilliant, visionary filmmakers on the scene
CORRUPTION
This, one of several porn films made by the late Roger Watkins in the eighties, is a highly downbeat and surreal work
CORPSE MANIA
More over-the-top—though more refined than usual—Hong Kong horror madness from the Shaw brothers and director Kuei Chih-Hung (of the delirious BOXER’S OMEN)
THE CORMORANT
A very good, chilly and disquieting BBC telefilm, adapted from the popular novel by Stephen Gregory and starring a young Ralph Fiennes