The BAY OF BLOOD That Mario Bava Inspired
How the otherwise classy Mario Bava played a major part in creating horror's least discerning sub-genre.
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We're incredibly excited to partner with Fandor, a streaming service with the biggest handpicked collection of the most-talked-about indie films from around the world. With a catalogue this diverse and provocative, it was both easy and very, very hard to choose a handful of titles to discuss here on BMD.
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A Genre Between Genres: The Shadow World Of German Krimi Films
Explore a bizarre era of moviemaking that sat between crime, horror and mystery.
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LESSONS OF DARKNESS: Herzog’s Alien Earth
Werner Herzog’s brilliant Gulf War doc is also a post-apocalyptic sci-fi movie.
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Violent Italy: A Poliziotteschi Primer
Stream into the weird, wild world of Italian crime thrillers.
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ELEVATED: The Short Film That Gave Birth To CUBE
Vincenzo Natali loves locking people up in tight spaces.
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HIGH HEEL NIGHTS: A Glimpse Into New York’s Drag Community
Beth B's short film is an intimate look at two drag performers in 1994 New York.
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LISA AND THE DEVIL And (Later) Some Pea Soup
Mario Bava's most personal film was wrecked by producers - or was it improved?
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In ERASERHEAD, Everything Is Fine And Parenthood Is Hell
Nearly 40 years after its release, David Lynch's first film has lost none of its nightmarish power.
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WEREWOLF WOMAN: A Werewolf Rape Revenge Movie
You're not going to want to mess with Daniela.
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Doris Wishman’s NUDE ON THE MOON: An Out Of This World Peep Show
An appreciation of one of the best nudie cuties.
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