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A true oddity from the UK that has been called the “British answer to LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT”

In this Year in Bedlam overview, highlighting 30 lesser-known and/or underappreciated film releases, I’ll be exploring 1980

A stand-out graphic novel from Eibon Press and the team of scripter Stephen Romano and artist Pat Carbajal

Said to be the most outrageous film ever made by the 42nd Street legend Doris Wishman

Here we have the fictional equivalent of those Nazi-sploitation movies prevalent in the 1970s

There’s something about a multi-part crime movie, particularly a Shaw Brothers crime movie, that compels

Undoubtedly the most inventive and unorthodox film to emerge from the 1960s Mondo movie cycle

Just what the title says.

What follows are the type of little-known films that tend to comprise my “Look Back in Bedlam” listings, of which this is the 1982 entry

Continuing with my Year in Bedlam year-end overviews, we arrive at 1984