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Old 16th November 2011, 08:35 PM
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Amazingly I've never heard of it. Gonna rectify that as it sounds pretty interesting.
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I messed that one up... its The Last Horror Film....

It had that great precert sleeve with a shot of Caroline Munro being menaced with a broken bottle... those were the days !
I had that tape but never watched it. It's out on dvd here under title FANATIC and is available in the US under it's original title in a SE from Troma. (there was also an older Troma release under the 'FANATIC' title)

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Old 16th November 2011, 08:38 PM
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Yeah, I have the Troma disc and aside from some lower quality inserted footage, it's pretty decent - some decent extras, too.

As for the film, it's a nice little homage/sequel/parody of Maniac. Nowhere near as gritty or raw as Lustig's classic, but it does come with a moderate dose of dark comedy.
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Old 16th November 2011, 10:43 PM
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"Un Chant d'amour"

Playwright, novelist and jailbird, Jean Genet made this short film in 1950 before disowning it later in his life as he was never sure if it was art or pornography. It's porn. Basically it's 25 silent minutes of men in prison cells wanking, with a bit of rape chucked in for good measure. That said, it's quite beautiful to look at and at times captures the more erotic moments of his novels with recurring images of sensual smoking and sweat running down muscular chests. Worth a look if you're interested in the history of underground film.

"Pink Narcissus"

Made over a 7 year period in his flat, James Bidgood's "Pink Narcissus" is an epic ode to the male form and highly stylised ultra exotic/erotic imagery. Like Genet's film this too is dialogue free but makes great use of music and sound effects. This is excellent, even more so, given it's production history which is detailed in an interview with the director on the BFI release. The best way I can describe it is to liken it to Kenneth Anger getting it on with Liberace. Here's a couple of pics of it's less outrageous moments.
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Old 16th November 2011, 11:54 PM
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Just finished watching Into The Wild. Into The Bin more like! Total rubbish. Yawn. Next!
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Old 17th November 2011, 03:44 AM
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Old 17th November 2011, 07:01 AM
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The best way I can describe it is to liken it to Kenneth Anger getting it on with Liberace.
A perfect description, and one of the greatest Underground films ever made. A great soundtrack as well. Now if we could just get Thundercrack!
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Old 17th November 2011, 07:28 AM
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Just finished watching Into The Wild. Into The Bin more like! Total rubbish. Yawn. Next!
I thought Into the Wild was superb when I last saw it and, though it's short, I really like Eddie Vedder's soundtrack.

I can't remember all the films I've seen recently, but do have a list which I'll put on here at some point today.
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Old 17th November 2011, 08:16 AM
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Salo on BR. Strange film, to say the least and leaps from being bizarre and horribly attention grabbing to a bit dull and daft all within the space of a few moments. Set design was awesome, acting very variable. It is very much a watch once film though and not really a work you'd be in a hurry to go back to! As a unique viewing experience it's highly recommended but as pure entertainment value its not much fun! BFI presentation is great. Can't see even Film on 4 putting this on TV any time soon or anybody trying for a remake.
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Old 17th November 2011, 10:25 AM
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Humongous (1982) (Scorpion Releasing R0)Slightly better than I remember & the opening is nicely atmospheric.Hampered by some weak 'kills' & acting though at least it's uncut & you can see what's going off throughout in the new dvd release.The burning model boat is slightly more convincing than the one used in Ghost Galleon which looks dire.This could have been so much better as there's a good location & more could have been made of the ravenous dogs loose on the island by making them more of a threat to the group,instead of just chow for the killer.The 'R' version of the opening rape scene is included as an extra & is cut very heavily.
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Old 17th November 2011, 11:11 AM
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Oh yeah, speaking of lists, Nos, here's the last twenty films I've seen (two films ago!). You guys probably get annoyed with me posting these, but screw it, I like doing them damnit!



Best 5...

- Trick R Treat
- Hocus Pocus
- Paranomal Activity 3
- Creepshow
- Kick Ass

Worst 5...

- Sharktopus
- Dinoshark
- Johnny English 2
- Johnny English 2
- Johnny English 2!
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