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Quite simply, one of the greatest films to emerge from the Grindhouse era.

A change of pace for the UK’s Hammer Films that still feels quite archaic

Two recently deceased talents, Terence Stamp and Samatha Eggar, has their breakthrough roles in this film

From Ed Wood, a charmingly archaic sexploitation outrage that was apparently conceived as a loose sequel to PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE

For me, this “gothic hell prison movie” will always be the most satisfying film directed by Hong Kong’s late Ringo Lam (1955-2018)

Dante’s Inferno, adapted as a much weirder-than-average Hungarian TV movie from the 70s

The debut feature of Canada’s Guy Maddin, and a potent signifier of what was to come

A failed, but quite interesting, biopic on the late baseball star, and trigger-happy nut, Ty Cobb

The first Canadian film lensed according to the dictates of the Lars von Trier-Thomas Winterberg created Dogma 95 manifesto

This is said to be one of the better films directed by the late Jess Franco