Category: LOST IN THE 1970s WITH GENEROSO

• Catholic Guilt Hits Hard In Larry Cohen’s 1976 Stylish Horror Classic “God Told Me To”

  December 29, 2015

• The Brutal Nature Of Rauni Mollberg’s 1973 Film, “The Earth Is A Sinful Song”

  December 22, 2015

• Yoon Jeong-hee (Poetry) Is A Single Woman In “Night Journey” From 1977

  December 15, 2015

• Mario Bava Scares You One More Time With His Final Theatrical Film “Shock” From 1977

  December 8, 2015

• Werner Schroeter’s Playful and Dreamlike 1972 Low Budget Film “Willow Springs”

  December 1, 2015

• “Dusty And Sweets McGee” from 1971: Think American Graffiti With A Lot Of Heroin

  November 23, 2015

• Lee Marvin, Jeanne Moreau, And Jack Palance Ride The Fading Western: “Monte Walsh” From 1970

  November 16, 2015

• “What Have You Done to Solange?” Leone Cinematographer, Massimo Dallamano’s Clever 1972 Giallo

  November 8, 2015

• Isabelle Huppert Quietly Triumphs In Claude Goretta’s 1977 Masterpiece “The Lacemaker”

  November 4, 2015

• The Second Of Kim Ki-young’s “Housemaid” Trilogy, 1971’s “Woman Of Fire,” Is A Colorfully Perverse Remake

  October 27, 2015