- 40 Ultimate Cult Films – Part 1The quintessential cult film is one that nobody much cared about at first. But after being forgotten somewhere in a dusty basement, fading away into oblivion… It is revived somehow, rising from its grave! Here is a selection of 40 trademark cult films
- 3 Wicked Films of Soledad Miranda – Jess Franco’s MuseGlimmering Star of Cult Erotica That Faded Too Soon… Vampyros Lesbos (1970) – She Killed in Ecstasy (1971) – Eugenie de Sade (1973)
- 3 Cult Films by Jess Franco – the Great Master of EurotrashMiss Muerte (Diabolical Dr. Z) [1966] – Venus in Furs (Paroxismus) [1969] – Eugenie (The Story of Her Journey Into Perversion) [1970]
- Thriller: A Cruel Picture [1973] – A Grim Revenge ClassicChristina Lindberg: They Call Her ONE EYE! The roughest and toughest revenge movie ever made!
- DEMENTIA [1955] A Surreal & Jazzy Noir Nightmarea never-ending nightmare, a confused dream-horror experience ahead of its time…
- KANAWA [1972] – The Iron Crown: Kaneto Shindo’s Hidden Gemanother exemplary ‘Kaidan’ film by Kaneto Shindo, distinguishing itself from his other renowned works like “Onibaba” and “Kuroneko”
- 5 KAIDAN CLASSICS: Folktales of Mystery and Vengeful SoulsKaidan movies revolve around Japanese ghost stories, derived from mysterious folktales and from Buddhist didactic tales.
- LADY SNOWBLOOD [1973] – The Art of Blood Spattering for Revengethe quintessential revenge tale, replete with a robust atmosphere and compelling storytelling
- 5 Iconic Japanese Cult Films – Frenzy, Mayhem, Killers, GhostsFrom the land of craziest characters & nightmares ever committed to celluloid! Masters: Shinya Tsukamato, Takeshi Kitano, Seijun Suzuki & Edogawa Ranpo
- Ms. 45 [1981] – A Feminist Icon Of Revengethe ultimate rape-and-revenge movie! its iconic star Zoë Lund might just be the most unforgettable cult heroine in cinema!
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