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Experience Review: Mysterious Mail
Mysterious Mail is a series of physical mail posts that contain intriguing documents, artefacts and media that, when pieced together, …Read More »
Short Film Review: Sleep Tight
The eighties are back (again)! It seems that no matter how many films we get which are set in the …Read More »
Film Review: The Invisible Man
Leigh Whannell’s latest film, The Invisible Man, a re-imagining of H. G. Wells’ 1897 novel, debuted this weekend in cinemas …Read More »
5 2020 Films Directed By Women In Horror
Another year and another Women in Horror Month is upon us! February is a month to celebrate the ever-present role …Read More »
My Top 2020 Horror Films
Good news horror hounds… this new year is looking good for horror films! Well, on paper anyway… I’m sure that …Read More »
Tag Archives: Roman Polanski
FILM REVIEW: THE HAUNTING OF SHARON TATE
Lately we’ve had a surge of documentaries and films inspired by real life serial killers. And the latest offering is The Haunting of Sharon Tate. Ted Bundy is a current topic of conversation with Netflix’s Conversations With A Killer: The … Continue reading
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Tagged Cat Dunn, Charles Manson, Confessions with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes, Curt Gentry, Daniel Farrands, Helter Skelter, Hilary Duff, Roman Polanski, The Haunting of Sharon Tate, The Manson Family, Vincent Bugliosi
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Rosemary’s Baby turns 50!
This year, a number of undisputed horror classics will celebrate a milestone birthday, including George Romero’s iconic Night of the Living Dead, Ingmar Bergman’s The Hour of the Wolf, and Roman Polanski’s first Hollywood film Rosemary’s Baby. These films, alongside … Continue reading
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Tagged 60s horror, Bruna Foletto Lucas, Classic Horror, film review, Roman Polanski, rosemarys baby
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Stanley’s Film Club: Repulsion
Director: Roman Polanski. UK 1965. 102 mins. REPULSION is a chilling study of loneliness and psychosis, and arguably the most accurate depiction of schizophrenia ever committed to film. Catherine Deneuve plays Carol, a shy and beautiful young Belgian who is … Continue reading
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