21st August 2014, 05:14 PM
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| Cult Addict | | Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Barrow-in-furness | |
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Originally Posted by Frankie Teardrop A BELL FROM HELL - First viewing. I liked it very much. It tells the tale of a seemingly quite disturbed young fellow who, after being released from an asylum into the care of his shrewish Aunt, sets about disrupting the lives of the locals of the desolate township he finds himself stranded in. The victims of his mind games are revealed as being more twisted than he is. 'A Bell From Hell' tolls from early seventies Spain, and unfolds in a dreamy, fractured manner. It feels more 'art house' than genre, but gothic references (particularly to E A Poe) abound. Highly recommended - might make a pleasing companion for 'The Cannibal Man', another elusive and ambiguous early seventies Spanish art-horror gem. A word of warning, though - it features some truly upsetting scenes of abattoir slaughter. | Great movie
Reminds me, i've not hounded shameless or Arrow for a restoration for a while. Time to get my stalking hat back on
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