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BLACK SUNDAY (1961)

This was the first solo-directed film by the great Mario Bava, and remains his best-known work.  There’s an excellent reason for that, and for the fact that actress Barbara Steele became an icon.

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BLACK MOON

A dark, freaky headscratcher from a filmmaker beloved by art snobs the world over: the French Louis Malle, best known for refined fare like ATLANTIC CITY and MY DINNER WITH ANDRE

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BLACK MAGIC 2

This 1976 sequel to the Shaw Brothers classic BLACK MAGIC lacks the narrative drive of its predecessor, but makes up for it in sheer outrageousness

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BLACK MAGIC (1975)

Of the many Hong Kong horror pictures made by the Shaw Brothers during the seventies, BLACK MAGIC is far from the best, even if it is the best known

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TERMINUS

Another long out of print entry in the late-1960s Essex House line of erotic fiction, written by one of its most prolific contributors

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TERATOLOGIST

Here’s a true match made in Hell: Edward Lee and Wrath James White, the current sultans of literary mayhem

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TARANTULA

Here we have a fascinating hybrid, a suitably hard boiled noir thriller with a freaky psychosexual edge

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TALLEST STORIES

Rhys Hughes has a voice and whimsically horrific outlook as distinct as that of nearly any other contemporary writer. TALLEST STORIES is an exhaustive—and exhausting—collection of short pieces, each around 3-5 pages in length

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