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L’amour fou (1969) isn’t a TV series, not really — it’s a cinematic nervous breakdown, a 252-minute French psychodrama grenade tossed into the fragile wine-glass ego of the artist-muse relationship. Jacques Rivet...

Electric Sheep and Corporate Gods: The Glorious Blunder of Total Recall 2070 Episode 4 kicks open the murky gates of Total Recall 2070 with all the greasy bravado of a bootleg Blade Runner knockoff smuggled into your VCR...

Electric Sheep and Corporate Gods: The Glorious Blunder of Total Recall 2070 Episode 3 kicks open the murky gates of Total Recall 2070 with all the greasy bravado of a bootleg Blade Runner knockoff smuggled into your VCR...

Electric Sheep and Corporate Gods: The Glorious Blunder of Total Recall 2070 Machine Dreams, Part 2 kicks open the murky gates of Total Recall 2070 with all the greasy bravado of a bootleg Blade Runner knockoff smuggled ...

Electric Sheep and Corporate Gods: The Glorious Blunder of Total Recall 2070 Machine Dreams, Part 1 kicks open the murky gates of Total Recall 2070 with all the greasy bravado of a bootleg Blade Runner knockoff smuggled ...

The Wisdom of Crocodiles (1998): Blood, Brains and British Existentialism in a Vampire's Suit There’s a strange madness simmering beneath the concrete chill of late-90s London, and The Wisdom of Crocodiles drinks it li...

The King of Kung Fu (1978): Sweat, Fury and the Shadow of Bruce The King of Kung Fu (1978) is the cinematic equivalent of a tiger punch to the sternum — fast, loud, unapologetically sweaty, and vibrating with the ghost...

Unapologetic embrace of the urban warrior mythos The Streetfighter (1974) crashes into your brain like a thunderbolt of sweat, leather, and bare-knuckle bravado—an explosive blast of gritty 70s exploitation cinema that...

Robo Vampire holds a special place in the cult cinema underworld Robo Vampire (1988) bursts onto the screen like a neon-soaked fever dream from the depths of grindhouse madness, a low-budget kung-fu horror flick that nev...

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920): The Nightmare That Defined Cinema Robert Wiene ’s The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is more than just a landmark of German Expressionism — it’s a fever dream that etched itself into th...