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SANTA SANGRE

Alejandro Jodorowsky Mexico, 1989
Sure, it's nowhere Lucio Fulci hadn't dabbled before, but Jodorowsky's return proves a surprisingly wise and unsurprisingly creepy effort, not quite the sensory experience that his earlier works remain, but every bit as much a great film.
Tristan Johnson
December 16, 2011
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Santa sangre, which seems too calculated to qualify as obsessive or even compulsive but is sensationalist nonetheless, is getting more attention and exposure [than Rivette's The Gang of Four], and will probably attract more customers. After all, real obsessive filmmaking tends to be pretty scary stuff, and most spectators would rather be titillated than scared.
Jonathan Rosenbaum
June 22, 1990
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