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At the Mansion of Madness: Index of Reviews
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5 Dolls for an August Moon (1970). Al otro lado del espejo (1973). Alice Sweet Alice (1976). All the Colors of the Dark (1972). An Angel for Satan (1966). Bell from Hell, A (1973). Beyond, The (1981). Beyond the Darkness: buio omega (1979). Black Ribbon for Deborah, A (1974). Blood Spattered Bride, The (1972). City of the Living Dead (1980). Colour from the Dark (2008). Daughters of Darkness (1971). Day of the Dead (1985). Death Smiles on a Murderer (1973). Demon Witch Child (1975). Get Well Soon (2011).
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At the Mansion of Madness: September 2014
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Thursday, September 25, 2014. City of the Living Dead / The Gates of Hell (1980). City of the Living Dead. Is part of a high point in Lucio Fulci’s. Career that would make him synonymous with gore, zombies, and splatter and also cause him to be more generally regarded as a horror director, despite having worked in numerous other film genres. Being the first film in what has become known as The Gates of Hell trilogy, which also includes The Beyond. 1981) and House by the Cemetery. The film is quite a maca...
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At the Mansion of Madness: Simona / Passion (1974)
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Sunday, January 4, 2015. Simona / Passion (1974). You might not know it from looking at the playful erotic movie posters and DVD covers, but Simona. Is no sex comedy. Though still playful and sexy in certain parts, Patrick Longchamps’. Inspired adaptation of the French novel Story of the Eye. 1928) is a dark oddity of avant-garde filmmaking, with a heavy undercurrent of social alienation. At the time the film was released its lead actress. Had recently achieved overnight fame. Aside from her good looks a...
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At the Mansion of Madness: December 2014
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Wednesday, December 10, 2014. Night of the Walking Dead / El extraño amor de los vampiros (1975). The sun shining in my dreams . 160; The light is getting hot. 160; Saved by eternity. 160; I have seen death so close. 160;Away, awhile the angels crossed the sky. 160;But Im condemned to stay here. - Heavenly . In his memoirs, Paul Naschy. Said he had referred Argentine film directing stalwart Leon Klimovsky. To be director of his seminal Spanish horror classic La noche de Walpurgis. 160; . 1974), and the...
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At the Mansion of Madness: Interrabang (1969)
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Thursday, March 19, 2015. Considering movies like Barbarella. 1968), Top Sensation. 1969), and Russ Meyer’s. After the Hays Code was put to sleep in 1968 sexploitation cinema would really begin to thrive. With hopes of being free from the restraints of censorship, erotica would be used to explore new creative avenues of film making. Said that in order to win in court you had to prove that a prosecuted sex film was socially redeeming, which would then make it acceptable. Is still an interesting product of...
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At the Mansion of Madness: November 2014
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Sunday, November 16, 2014. Shock / Beyond the Door II (1977). Final full-length film as director Shock. AKA Beyond the Door II. 1965), and The Shining. 1980) combined into a progressive-rock tinged haunted-house Italian horror/mystery thriller that does manage to be scary. Bava. Again employs the vengeful ghost story, as in his child-themed Kill Baby Kill. 1966), but keeps it in the family, creating a ghost story about marital vengeance, which was based on a true story that Bava. Revamping of Bava’s.
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At the Mansion of Madness: Succubus / Necronomicon (1968)
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Sunday, April 19, 2015. Succubus / Necronomicon (1968). During an interview included on the 2006 Blue Underground release of Succubus. Spoke of a sixteenth century book he had come across on a bookshelf entitled Necronomicon that had belonged to a wealthy actor and film producer Pier A. Caminnecci. Who had invited Jess. Over to his house to indulge in his extensive jazz collection, as the two were mutual jazz fans. Jess. Originally titled The Green Eyes of the Devil, Succubus. Who was his associate at Aq...
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At the Mansion of Madness: Night of the Walking Dead / El extraño amor de los vampiros (1975)
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Wednesday, December 10, 2014. Night of the Walking Dead / El extraño amor de los vampiros (1975). The sun shining in my dreams. The light is getting hot. I have seen death so close. Away, awhile the angels crossed the sky. But I'm condemned to stay here." - Heavenly. In his memoirs, Paul Naschy. Said he had referred Argentine film directing stalwart Leon Klimovsky. To be director of his seminal Spanish horror classic La noche de Walpurgis. AKA The Werewolf Versus the Vampire Woman. 1974), and the romanti...
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At the Mansion of Madness: April 2015
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Sunday, April 19, 2015. Succubus / Necronomicon (1968). During an interview included on the 2006 Blue Underground release of Succubus. Spoke of a sixteenth century book he had come across on a bookshelf entitled Necronomicon that had belonged to a wealthy actor and film producer Pier A. Caminnecci. Who had invited Jess. Over to his house to indulge in his extensive jazz collection, as the two were mutual jazz fans. Jess. Posted by Giovanni Susina. Labels: Aquila Movie Enterprises. Pier A. Caminnecci.
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At the Mansion of Madness: February 2015
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Saturday, February 14, 2015. The Italian-Spanish co-production La mansión de la niebla / Maniac Mansion. Was the directorial debut of Spanish filmmaker Francisco Lara Polop. Who had been previously working as a unit production manager for about ten years. He would also produce the Paul Naschy. Classics The Hunchback of the Morgue. 1973) and Count Dracula’s Great Love. Made at the height of the Spanish horror boom, Maniac Mansion. All of a sudden. Posted by Giovanni Susina. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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