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Tag Archives: Spain
Review: Red Sun (France/Italy/Spain 1971)
Bronson-mania! Is this Toshiro Mifune-Charles Bronson “fish out of water Eastern warrior trying to recover a lost national treasure teams up with roguish Western outlaw cowboy” the first instance of the same plot used again by The Stranger and the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alain Delon, Charles Bronson, France, Italy, Luc Merenda, Spaghetti Western, Spain, Toshiro Mifune, Ursula Andress, Western
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Let Sleeping Corpses Lie (Spain/Italy 1974)
This Spanish/Italian co-production is surprisingly smart for its era, mingling straight-up Romero-esque zombie action with the anti-authoritarian paranoia and ecological concerns of The Crazies or Grapes of Death.
Review: The Rift (aka Endless Descent) (Spain/USA 1990)
I was poking around in Amazon Prime the other day when I came across a movie I’d never heard of, The Rift. Cause for excitement? Not necessarily, low budget underwater monster flicks are not uncommon, and rarely entertaining enough to … Continue reading
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Tagged 1990, Horror, Juan Piquer Simon, R. Lee Ermey, Ray Wise, Spain, USA
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Review: Witching and Bitching (Spain 2013)
Man, I wanted to like this – I generally enjoy Alex de la Iglesia movies, and I like what he’s doing for genre – but this black comedy about a bunch of idiot criminals who wander into a town full … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013, Alex de la Iglesia, Horror, Santiago Segura, Spain
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