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Tag Archives: Surreal
Black Magic Rites (1973)
At least there’s one thing that’s easy to understand about this film, which is why it was brought into existence. Released in Italy as Riti, magie nere e segrete orge nel trecento… (Rites, Black Magic and Secret Orgies in the … Continue reading
Posted in Theater Caligari
Tagged 70's, horror, Italy, Psychedelic, Satanism, Surreal, Vampire, witches
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Malpertuis (1972)
I have wanted to see Harry Kümel’s Malpertuis (1972) ever since reading a detailed synopsis in Phil Hardy’s Horror: The Aurum Film Encyclopedia (1985; indispensable for its many obscure films, less commendable for its often patronizing opinions of the genre). … Continue reading
Posted in Theater Fantastique
Tagged 70's, Fantasy, gorgon, Greek Mythology, Harry Kumel, Orson Welles, Scary Mask, Surreal, Zombie
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Fritz the Cat (1972)
When R. Crumb met R. Bakshi, the art of animation exploded. And so did (pretty damn close to immediately) their relationship. As recounted in Unfiltered: The Complete Ralph Bakshi by Jon M. Gibson and Chris McDonnell, Bakshi, an animator for … Continue reading
Posted in Theater Inkwell
Tagged 70's, Animation, Fritz the Cat, Psychedelic, R. Crumb, Ralph Bakshi, sexploitation, Surreal
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