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Jennifer Reeder Selects 18 films
Jennifer Reeder - director of Perpetrator, Knives and Skin and Night's End.
"Campy Culty Chaos. Feral Femme Fetish. Glorious Goopy…
The Kids Aren't Alright 17 films
The youth is revolting in this collection of tearaway teens, chilling children and killer kids.
Sick Filth Never Dies 23 films
Worry not, my children, for Sister Filth has returned once more to shepherd you away from the deviant delights that…
Don Coscarelli Selects 14 films
Independent filmmaker Don Coscarelli is best known for the PHANTASM films. Phantasm and its successful sequels spawned a rabid cult of fans around the…
Bad Magic 7 films
Magic can enchant and enthral audiences of all ages. Which is nice. But, in Bad Magic, illusion and wizardry brings…
Regional Horror 36 films
A fascinating and fun thing happens when regular people decide to make a horror film outside of the Hollywood studio…
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British Film Institute 15 films
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Napoleon McClane 463 films
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Hutch 27 films
mundane surrealism
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Pola C. 40 films
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Hikari is a boy who is bullied at school because he has an electricity pole growing out of his back. One of his classmates named Momo comes to his rescue and he thanks her by sharing his secret possession with her: a time machine. Activating the time machine transports him 25 years into a dark, dystopian, world of the future. There he encounters members of the Shinsengumi Vampire Gang who are hunting a woman named Dr. Sariba who is revealed to be Momo's future self. He and he alone must save the world
In this tense-as-hell 1960 short from Jack Hill (Coffy, Foxy Brown), Sid Haig (House of 1000 Corpses) plays an on-the-run cowboy who is laying low. But, to remain safe and appease a local tribe, he must commit another terrible crime…
Hill and Haig’s incredible talents were burning bright right from the beginning in an atmospheric, violent debut feature that is not to be missed!
The feature debut of director Frank Henenlotter (Brain Damage, Frankenhooker), 1982's Basket Case is a riotous and blood-spattered "midnight movie" experience, now presented for the first time ever in 4K.
Duane Bradley seems like a pretty ordinary guy. His formerly conjoined twin Belial, on the other hand, is a deformed creature who lives in a wicker basket. Arriving in the Big Apple and taking up a room at a seedy hotel, the pair set about hunting down and butchering the…
A lushly filmed exploration of the relationship between flesh and spirit from Polish provocateur Walerian Borowczyk, director of Blanche, The Beast, and Immoral Tales.
Behind the walls of an apparently serene convent, a zealous abbess tries in vain to keep order and prevent her sexually repressed charges from experiencing the sins of the flesh. When the unfortunate young nuns get out of control, the church inflicts cruel punishment for their carnal crimes.
Erotic, colourful and highly charged, Behind Convent Walls…
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Superb stuff. Hoskins is magnetic in this.
you could pause this film at any point and end up with one of the most beautiful shots ever. the colours are vivid, the sets are rich and bava proves you don’t need to rid a horror film of any light to make it scary.
Bandits steals your heart and captures your imagination in no time at all.
One of Christopher Walken's best performances -- maybe second only to Deer Hunter.
Jennifer Reeder - director of Perpetrator, Knives and Skin and Night's End.
"Campy Culty Chaos. Feral Femme Fetish. Glorious Goopy Gore. Nasty Neo Noir.
My list of Arrow selects range from some undeniable classics by genre auteurs to more recent films from stylish storytellers who are just getting started. Generally, I am drawn to films that are peripherally or directly related to the films I make both in terms of form and content. I am a visual storyteller and I prioritize allegory over reality which is also what I appreciate about the films on this list. Each of these films, for me, is an unrelenting celebration of cinema as a profound form of fine art."
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