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(Image of woman's head in microwave curteousy of Fulci's A Cat in the Brain)
- Home
- Director Retrospectives
John Carpenter:
- Dark Star
- Assault on Precinct 13
- Someone's Watching Me!
- Halloween
- Elvis
- The Fog
- Escape from New York
- The Thing
- Christine
- Starman
- Big Trouble in Little China
- Prince of Darkness
- They Live
- Memoirs of an Invisible Man
- Body Bags
- In the Mouth of Madness
- Village of the Damned
- Escape from LA
- Vampires
- Ghosts of Mars
- Masters of Horror
- The Ward
Sydney Pollack:
- They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
- Jeremiah Johnson
- The Way We Were
- The Yakuza
- Three Days of the Condor
- Bobby Deerfield
- The Electric Horseman
- Absence of Malice
- Tootsie
- Out of Africa
- Havana
- The Firm
- Sabrina
- Random Hearts
- The Interpreter
Ken Russell:
- Women in Love
- The Devils
- The Music Lovers
- The Boy Friend
- Savage Messiah
- Mahler
- Tommy
- Lisztomania
- Valentino
- Altered States
- Crimes of Passion
- Gothic
- Lair of the White Worm
Oliver Stone:
- Salvador
- Platoon
- Wall Street
- Talk Radio
- Born on the Fourth of July
- The Doors
- JFK
- Heaven and Earth
- Natural Born Killers
- Nixon
- Italian Horror
A few notes about how I've cataloged the following: Directors are labeled under their most commonly known name (example: Aristide Massaccesi will be filed under Joe D'Amato). Films are listed under their most commonly known titles with other common alternate titles in parenthesis (example: City of the Living Dead (aka The Gates of Hell)).
An Introduction to Italian Horror
Absurd (D'Amato)
Aenigma (Fulci)
Anthropophagus (D'Amato)
The Beyond (Fulci)
Beyond the Darkness (D'Amato)
The Bird With the Crystal Plumage (Argento)
A Blade in the Dark (L. Bava)
Blood and Black Lace (M. Bava)
Burial Ground (aka The Nights of Terror) (Bianchi)
Cannibal Apocalypse (Margheriti)
Cemetery Man (Soavi)
The Church (Soavi)
City of the Living Dead (aka The Gates of Hell) (Fulci)
Contamination (Cozzi)
Deep Red (Argento)
Graveyard Disturbance (L. Bava)
Inferno (Argento)
Mother of Tears (Argento)
Murder to the Tune of Seven Black Notes (aka The Psychic) (Fulci)
Nightmare City (Lenzi)
Opera (aka Terror at the Opera) (Argento)
The Perfume of the Lady in Black (Barilli)
The Red Queen Kills Seven Times (Miraglia)
Scorpion with Two Tails (Martino)
Seven Bloodstained Orchids (Lenzi)
The Sect (Soavi)
Stage Fright (aka Deliria) (Soavi)
Zombie Holocaust (aka Dr. Butcher M.D.) (Girolami) - Summer of Slash
1. Just Before Dawn
2. Visiting Hours
3. Tourist Trap
4. Sleepaway Camp
5. Wolf Creek
6. Going to Pieces: The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film
7. The House on Sorority Row
8. My Bloody Valentine (1981)
9. Alone in the Dark (1982)
10. The Funhouse
11. Maniac
12. Slaughter High
13. Cheerleader Camp
14. He Knows You're Alone
15. The Boogeyman (1980)
16. Hell Night
17. Hitcher in the Dark
18. Frightmare
19. The Final Terror
20. Without Warning (1980)
21. The Burning
22. Nightmares in a Damaged Brain
23. Superstition
24. Friday the 13th (1980)
25. Friday the 13th, Part 2
26. Friday the 13th, Part 3
27. Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter
28. Friday the 13th wrap-up (Parts 5-10)
- Top 100 Of The 2000s
And who said Italian cinema was dead!
ReplyDeleteIndeed, Adam...indeed! Hehe.
ReplyDeleteJust a few weeks more and this genre will be in full focus. I just saw ZOMBIELAND tonight and I must say against odds I was delighted! This one has to rank at least 4/5, and it doesn't cheat on the gore either! I hope you and Troy will be seeing this! It's often quite funny too.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, Sam. I can't wait. I've been watching nothing but Italian horror lately...even while I'm grading and writing papers for grad school! Haha. I look forward to seeing Zombieland.
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