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SUBLIME CINEMA #407 - THE COMPANY OF WOLVES

Neil Jordan’s disturbing Red Riding Hood fantasy, this movie preceded Interview with the Vampire by more than a decade, but many of the same gothic touches are here. Anton Furst was behind the production design, which is beautiful, and it was the film that compelled Tim Burton to hire him for Batman. Furst tragically killed himself soon after winning an Oscar for that film, but his work remains notable for his artistry - he was a technician on Alien, and production designer for Kubrick on Full Metal Jacket.

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SUBLIME CINEMA #428 - BLOOD AND BLACK LACE

Mario Bava knew how to spend a few bucks wisely- his giallo movies were visually tripped out, and lots of fun. He started out as a cinematographer, so he focused his efforts on design flair and dispensing with bodies creatively, almost always at the expense of narrative.

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ladamarossa

Suddenly at Midnight (1981)

#suddenly at midnight #suddenly in dark night #Kim young ae #Korean horror #1981 #1980s #Horror Film #World Cinema #ladamarossa

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talesfromthecrypts

Top 25 Horror Films as Voted by My Followers

16. The Evil Dead (1981) dir. Sam Raimi

The book is bound in human flesh and inked in human blood. It deals with demons and demon resurrection and those forces which roam the forest and dark bowers of Man’s domain. The first few pages warn that these enduring creatures may lie dormant but are never truly dead. They may be recalled to active life through the incantations presented in this book. It is through the recitation of these passages that the demons are given license to possess the living.

#The Evil Dead #Sam Raimi #1981 #1980s #Horror Film