SauzaPaul

I gotta say, the @severinfilms.bsky.social Blu-ray of Tales to Keep You Awake has a phenomenal Hours to Dollars ratio. I've been watching this for months and just loved it. After 30 episodes inished off with a half-hour doc on the great Narciso Ibáñez Serrador aka "Chicho"

Oh, man, I love Anno Dracula so much. That's my dream come true

Good stuff. Targets is spectacular

You won't find it down there, Columbus

I saw that in the theater!

I was looking for a funny "We Buy Gold Teeth" sign, but I guess in the gold biz they call it "dental gold". Much less funny.

#AllCopsAreFanged

Tales to Keep You Awake: The Junkman (1982-TV) S3.E4 In the final episode of the classic Spanish TV series, a kindly old junkman suspects his unemployed, alcoholic son who has regular blackouts, of being the person responsible for the recent prostitute murders, accompanied by gold-teeth-pulling.

I think falling in love with a hooker you met at an all-nite kung fu theater is very "Hallmark"

Oh, the best! I saw it in theater twice!

Seven Women for Satan (1976) A hateful, unhinged millionaire seduces and murders beautiful young women in his castle, but is haunted by the memory of his one true love (Joëlle Coeur). Yes, he murdered her too. Also with Howard Vernon, and lots of ladies. The title says 7, that sounds about right.

I'm sure he was white

Great movie

I got "crabs" and then i didn't want to play anymore.

2 childhood faves, we had the 8mm of both!

Cybertruck!

The ladies of Red Queen, there's so many! ❤️

What's the WIP, a softcore?

"You're Damaged Merchandise, and this is a Fire Sale"

What Have You Done to Solange? is my #1 for sure. I'd rate Orgasmo near the top, as well as Torso, Bay of Blood and some others!

Top 3 giallo for me

Swan Song (2021) A retired hairdresser leaves his assisted living facility and walks from one end of town to the other to style a former client's hair at her funeral. Starring the great Udo Keir.

Great movie

it's been a while, but i think I remember digging these 2 a lot

I know absolutely nothing about it, other than it was sitting in my DVD for a long time from a Dirk Bogarde festival on TCM.

The Night Porter (1974) Vienna 1957, a Holocaust survivor notices the porter at the hotel she's staying at is the nazi officer who sexually abused her when she was a prisoner with a Bowie haircut. She also notices that she misses it! Charlotte Rampling & Dirk Bogarde in arthouse nazisploitation

RIP Udo, I think of your bloody mouth and chest multiple times a day. ❤️

Oh no!

"Here lies EC. Half his Blu-rays are still in the plastic"

I saw all of HULUs Into the Dark series, I called them the "mediocre movie of the month" a few were good, if i recall this one had a premise that was pretty hard to believe. Invite an acting troupe into your home for a week or something? Who in their right mind?