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Tag Archives: Drama
Double Feature: White Slaves of Chinatown/Olga’s House of Shame (1964)
Throughout September I’ll be spending A Month at the Grindhouse, taking a look at a handful of the disreputable, distasteful, violent, sexy, shocking, and mind-melting films that helped define the term. And really, post-Tarantino and Rodriguez (whose collaborative film I … Continue reading
Posted in Double Feature, Theater Psychotronic
Tagged 60's, A Month at the Grindhouse, Audrey Campbell, Drama, S&M, sexploitation
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Hey Good Lookin’ (1982)
Finally available on DVD is one of Ralph Bakshi’s more obscure animated films, Hey Good Lookin’ (1982), his R-rated, semi-autobiographical reflection on street life in 1950’s Brooklyn. It’s a personal enough film to complete an informal trilogy begun with Heavy … Continue reading
Posted in Theater Inkwell
Tagged 80's, Animation, cheesecake, Comedy, Drama, Gangs, Gangsters, Ralph Bakshi, slapstick
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Trilogy of Life: The Decameron (1971)/The Canterbury Tales (1972)/Arabian Nights (1974)
For me, these films were a gateway. I was living in Seattle, going to grad school, renting movies compulsively (it helped that I lived down the street from one of the best video stores in the country, Scarecrow Video). I … Continue reading
Posted in Theater Fantastique, Triple Feature
Tagged 70's, Arabian Nights, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Pasolini, The Devil
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