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Author Ian M. ClarkePosted on March 8, 2018December 4, 2018Tags Blast of Silence, Brides of Dracula, Casino Royale (1967), Cult Films, Don’t Make Waves, Dracula, Eye of the Devil, Faster, Faster Pussycat Kill Kill!, Film Reviews, Frankenstein, Kill, Maroc, MASH, McCabe and Mrs. Miller, Mick Jagger, Performance, Planet of the Apes, Point Blank, Pussycat, Suspiria, The Long Goodbye, The Night of the Following Day, The Thomas Crown Affair, The Wrecking Crew, Valley of the Dolls, Who Killed Teddy BearLeave a comment on Cult Films: Retro Reviews for Now People

Reviews by Ian M. Clarke

Blast of Silence: An existential wail
Casino Royale (1967) “The name is Bond, Jimmy Bond”
Don’t Make Waves: Or ‘How a 60’s FrankenFilm Pulls it Off
Dracula & Frankenstein: A Crypt, a Castle and Nietzsche
Eye of the Devil: Sharon Tate Breaks the Fourth Wall
Faster, Pussycat, Kill, Kill!: Campy Menace
M*A*S*H: Or Animal House Goes to Korea
Marcoc 7: C’mon Baby! And dance the Retrosploitation
McCabe and Mrs. Miller: A Snow Poem
Performance: Enchanted by its own appearance
Planet of the Apes: More Clever than Camp
Point Blank: More Zen than Existential
Suspiria: When Light is Your Protagonist
The Brides of Dracula: a vampire battles chronic health issues
The Long Goodbye: Rip Van Winkle woke up in 1973
The Night of the Following Day: ‘Brando Light’
The Thomas Crown Affair: Beauty Needs No Excuse
The Wicker Man: The Citizen Kane of Horror
The Wrecking Crew: Menefreghismo at its Best
There’s a Girl in My Soup: A reluctant sex farce
Valley of the Dolls: The Enduring Art of Awfulness
Who Killed Teddy Bear?: Better call Sal

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