Forgotten Gialli: It's A Poor Sort of Memory That Only Works Backwards
David CairnsLucio Fulci’s psychic thriller hinges on the interpretation of images, making it a meta-narrative about the act of movie-viewing itself.
Lucio Fulci’s psychic thriller hinges on the interpretation of images, making it a meta-narrative about the act of movie-viewing itself.
A junior exec is sent into the mountains to meet the mysterious magnate, Engineer Nosferatu, in this oddball giallo satire.
Jean Grémillon stages a murder on an elegant ocean liner, but the mystery is not the murder: it’s everything.
An African-American arthouse vampire movie which is really a love story and a spiritual trip-out.
An interrelated group of people become emotionally entangled, resulting in EXTREME NERVOUSNESS.
A detective is assigned to juvenile liaison work and uncovers his sensitive side in Basil Dearden’s gritty postwar thriller.
The true story of Patrice Lulumba, Congolese leader, is combined with the story of Christ in Valerio Zurlini’s political/religious allegory.
The first adaptation of The Postman Always Rings Twice, Pierre Chenal’s Le Dernier Tournant hews closer to the book than most.
William Wyler’s second WWII documentary, Thunderbolt, avoids jingoism and presents a curiously clear-eyed yet psychopathic outlook on war.
Staff, their relatives and inmates, at a psychiatric hospital wrestle with their demons in Gregory La Cava’s screwball tragedy.
Three kids stake out an old man’s house to see if he’ll die, in Shinji Sômai’s magical coming-of-age drama.
Harry Langdon is sentenced to spend six months as a woman. But he directed the film, so I suppose that must be what he wanted.