TEOREMA
A very strange Marxist parable from Italy’s Pier Paolo Pasolini, starring the late Terence Stamp
A very strange Marxist parable from Italy’s Pier Paolo Pasolini, starring the late Terence Stamp
There was nobody else quite like the recently deceased Terence Stamp
This eco-horror tinged psychodrama had the distinction of being the first Canadian live-action feature to be filmed in color
The Faust legend reconfigured as avant-garde science fiction? It’s an approach that, in European hands, works far better than you might expect
A film made by the late Jim Morrison that’s best viewed as exactly what it was: a preview for bigger and better things that unfortunately never arrived
An especially intriguing trash-fest combining period-specific sexploitation with HENRY: PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL KILLER-esque psycho-horror
A “Terrible and disgusting” (so claimed JFK) 1960 indie? Perhaps, but it’s also a good one.
Another important showbiz death? I’m afraid so…
Another goofy production by the incomparable William Castle, the king of movie gimmicks
R.I.P.