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Vivarium. I quite enjoyed this one. Starts off with a nice idea and some arresting, surreal images, but doesn't reallly ...
07/08/2021

Vivarium. I quite enjoyed this one. Starts off with a nice idea and some arresting, surreal images, but doesn't reallly know where to go or what to do with them. But it has a strange, unsettling atmopshere which sticks in the mind, it's certainly a little bit different and makes some good use of classic ska tracks. I really liked director Lorcan Finnegan's Without Name and this is a worthy successor.

Check out the official Vivarium trailer starring Jesse Eisenberg! Let us know what you think in the comments below.► Sign up for a Fandango FanAlert for Viva...

Robert Hundar in Dakota Joe. Not a bad film at all, an early example of a Zapata western (in fact, one of the very first...
16/06/2021

Robert Hundar in Dakota Joe. Not a bad film at all, an early example of a Zapata western (in fact, one of the very first - this came out three months after A Bullet for the General but was made the previous year). Director Tulio Demicheli made a few decent films in the sixties and he also produced this; but he seemed to lose interest as the decade progressed...

Been a while, but I've been busy working on this little chap... http://www.thewildeye.co.uk/blog/latest-news/out-now-spa...
08/06/2021

Been a while, but I've been busy working on this little chap...

http://www.thewildeye.co.uk/blog/latest-news/out-now-spanish-cult-cinema-volume-1-1960-1964/

Yes, it's a new book! This is one I’ve been working on for some time now, intended as the first in a sequence of books looking at cult and genre films made in Spain (a film industry which I feel has been unfairly neglected by both critics and fans to date).

This first volume covers the years 1960-1964, so it includes: the last and most fruitful years of the cine negro (Spanish noir films, kind of antecedents to the Italian giallos and cop thrillers); the brief flourishing of the historical adventure genre; tentative early attempts at horror films; and the rise (and rise) of the Spaghetti Western.

It’s a bit of a mammoth tome as well, coming in at a whopping 346 pages (dimensions 18.9 x 1.98 x 24.61 cm, basically the same as for Science Fiction Italian Style)… but I’ve still tried to keep the cost low.

Now the big difference from my previous books is that there are two different versions. For those who want the cheaper option, the black and white one retails at £16.99 (or international equivalent). For those who want to splash the cash a little, there is also a colour option available for £35.99. This has colour images and, I’ve got to say, the quality of the black and white stills also looks a bit better. Just to emphasise, the difference in price is entirely down to manufacturing costs: printing in colour is a lot more expensive than black and white.

Anyway, it's available on Amazon and you can find more information on the blog: http://www.thewildeye.co.uk/blog/latest-news/out-now-spanish-cult-cinema-volume-1-1960-1964/

I'm sure you've all been waiting with baited breath... yes, there's a new WildEye release! This is one I've been working on for some time now, intended as the

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