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Tag: Vinegar Syndrome

‘Double Exposure’ (1982): Glossy, violent psycho-thriller is rediscovered

A snazzy little psychological slasher/giallo, where a photographer becomes (or does he?) the killer of his beautiful models.

July 23, 2017September 22, 2024 Movies & DrinksLeave a comment

‘Sweet Sugar’ (1972): Phyllis Davis is both beauty & beast in WIP classic

“WARM HANDS, COLD TRIGGERS, BLAZING DEATH! AN EPIDEMIC OF MACHINE GUN MADNESS! .38 CALIBER KITTENS SPITTING DEATH AS THEY CLAW THEIR WAY TO FREEDOM! NOTHING CAN HOLD HER! NOT CHAINS! NOT BARS! NOT A MAN!”

July 16, 2017September 24, 2024 Movies & Drinks2 Comments

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