Ok so, as you may already figured it out, the person talking to you at the moment really likes horror films. Especially if they\u2019re old and Italian.<\/p>\n
American ones are also ok, the quality flicks you know. Like the ones made by Ari or Robert E\u2026 Shoot, I still haven\u2019t seen the new Nosferatu\u2026 And I really should rewatch the Herzog version, cos it\u2019s been years since I\u2019ve seen that one\u2026 And the original one of course.<\/p>\n
So, no \u201cScissiors 4\u201d or \u201cI Still Haven\u2019t Figured What I Did Last Year\u201d-remake for me. No sir!<\/p>\n
The latest masterpiece I endured was definitely \u201cPossession\u201d (1981), made by a polish fellow in France and starring american dude & Isabelle Adjani. Just thinking about it makes me shiver in disgust and smile. Great movie! Jawdropper, to say the least.<\/p>\n
Anyway, to get back to the point: CASA DEL SANGUE<\/a>, starring John Saxon. It\u2019s part soundtrack, part jazz, part black gloves & blood.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Ok so, as you may already figured it out, the person talking to you at the moment really likes horror films. Especially if they\u2019re old and Italian. American ones are also ok, the quality flicks you know. Like the ones made by Ari or Robert E\u2026 Shoot, I still haven\u2019t seen the new Nosferatu\u2026 And … Continue reading Horrorfulness For The Spring.<\/span>