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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 »
Ten Horror Films You Didn’t Know Were Set At Christmas
We all know it is Christmas time when we start seeing the meme about whether or not Die Hard is …Read More »
Introducing: Neon Horror
Artemisia’s Axe and the Corpse’s Tongue is a small publishing house created by two queer artists Jessica and Jonas, based …Read More »
My Top Five Episodes Of Tales From The Crypt
Tales From The Crypt is undoubtedly one of the most iconic horror anthology series around. Some would even say that …Read More »
LHF Review: Him Indoors
Sam returned to The Pleasance in Islington for his fifth and final review of this year’s London Horror Festival: Cheekyita’s …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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