HOUSE OF WHIPCORD
British exploition maestro Peter Walker’s take on the women in prison genre, filtered through his favorite premise: young women menaced by elderly psychopaths in a secluded setting
British exploition maestro Peter Walker’s take on the women in prison genre, filtered through his favorite premise: young women menaced by elderly psychopaths in a secluded setting
“A rich woman deteriorates mentally” is the plot summary provided by the imdb about this film, and those five words do indeed adequately sum it up.
The supposed “Most Unusual Film Ever Produced in India,” and certainly one of the top elephant movies of all time
A wildly experimental, albeit extremely bloody and erotic, art film that was quite popular with mainstream audiences in France
In which the UK’s Jay Glennie once again works his magic in a gorgeously designed movie making-of book
David Cronenberg’s second feature, which stands as an interesting companion-piece to his first, the notorious SHIVERS
The books of 2025, ranked by moi
Looking back over the film releases of 2025
In which The Band’s late Robbie Robertson dishes on his drug taking days with Martin Scorsese
Celebrating an actor who “never learned to act” and functioned equally well in camp and serious drama