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Lee Spratley retweeted
I haven't seen NIGHT TERRORS, but I'm just going to assume this "minor" Hooper is a secret masterpiece like all the rest of his movies.
Tobe Hooper's NIGHT TERRORS (1993) sees the legendary director reunited with his Eaten Alive stars Robert Englund and William Finley, with the former turning in an incredible dual performance as Paul Chevalier and the Marquis de Sade himself in a series of atmospheric flashbacks.
Packed full of erotic scenes, surreal visuals, and sadomasochistic set pieces, Vinegar Syndrome is thrilled to present this too-long-neglected opus from one of the horror genre’s most revered craftsmen, painstakingly restored in 4K for its disc debut and served up with lashings of newly-produced bonus features.
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I haven't seen NIGHT TERRORS, but I'm just going to assume this "minor" Hooper is a secret masterpiece like all the rest of his movies.
Tobe Hooper's NIGHT TERRORS (1993) sees the legendary director reunited with his Eaten Alive stars Robert Englund and William Finley, with the former turning in an incredible dual performance as Paul Chevalier and the Marquis de Sade himself in a series of atmospheric flashbacks.
Packed full of erotic scenes, surreal visuals, and sadomasochistic set pieces, Vinegar Syndrome is thrilled to present this too-long-neglected opus from one of the horror genre’s most revered craftsmen, painstakingly restored in 4K for its disc debut and served up with lashings of newly-produced bonus features.
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Another Sallitt gem--this time on FJORD:
"I didn’t especially object to the progressives-as-villains vibe; but one spends the whole film hating the Norwegian government, which isn’t what I go to the cinema for."
KG is down so long cuz they’re uploading Sohrab Shahid-Saless’s entire restored filmography onto the server.
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Pianist Jon Kimura Parker ended the concert w/ one of the great pieces of American music—Scott Joplin’s “Solace”. I really couldn’t ask for a better time at the symphony.
