Films you've seen recently and would unreservedly recommend:
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Have you ever seen Tentacles?
Interesting film that, it moves along like sludge, very oppressive and murky with periodic bursts of extreme sleaze and violence. A sequal of sorts to What Have You Done to Solange?
@IdleRich have you read my recent poliziotteschi essay?
Slaughter Commissions: Crime Films and the Italian Crisis
Review of the Arrow Films box set Years of Lead: Five Classic Italian Crime Thrillers, 1973-1977 Mario Imperoli’s Like Rabid Dogs opens with a brutal armed robbery that takes place in the bowels of…
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I've just learned both this and Piranha were written by John Sayles; The Howling too. I only know him from stuff like Matewan and Return of the Secaucus 7, I'd no idea he'd done anything like that.
The Politics of the Sewer: John Sayles and Lewis Teague’s ‘Alligator’
Steven Spielberg called Joe Dante’s 1978 Piranha “the best of the Jaws ripoffs,” but my vote goes to 1980’s Alligator, directed by Lewis Teague and distributed by Group 1 Films, the latter responsi…
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I love that film, good choice
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thanks for the link, great to know Alligator is somewhat lauded in certain circles. I'm curious about UFOs Are Real now. I don't know those films you mentioned, are they worth it? I just read a quote from someone describing Return of the Secaucus 7 as "dull proto-mumblecore with moments of sincerity". sounded interesting to me at least.I've just learned both this and Piranha were written by John Sayles; The Howling too. I only know him from stuff like Matewan and Return of the Secaucus 7, I'd no idea he'd done anything like that.
The Politics of the Sewer: John Sayles and Lewis Teague’s ‘Alligator’
Steven Spielberg called Joe Dante’s 1978 Piranha “the best of the Jaws ripoffs,” but my vote goes to 1980’s Alligator, directed by Lewis Teague and distributed by Group 1 Films, the latter responsi…