Reviews by cinemanbis

Crazy, crazy, offbeat, erotic thriller with a disarming singularity. All Suzuki's subversive and grating cinema.

When the family unit explodes thanks to a sulfurous ménage à trois, self-destruction sets in motion. Devilishly yours.

Duo of incredible actresses for this sulphurous, hard-hitting and very gripping film. Go back to the 70's and avoid the Eli Roth remake.

Specifications 100% fulfilled for this excellent 80's slasher. Square, rare (or medium) and without embellishment. Yes, Santa Claus is scary!

A real discovery in this scathing, exhilarating and jazzy Japanese thriller that is unlike any other. In the East, always something new.

Finally, some atypical, offbeat and impactful cinema. Disturbing and bloated. An authentic little shock on the sidelines of current production.

Punchy thriller on a subject that borders on horror, namely international child trafficking. Sometimes harsh staging which serves a story without downtime. Little black diamond to discover.

Pure (not so) guilty pleasure in this gem of 90's action cinema made in HK. Funny and endearing characters and above all martial arts fights choreographed with genius. Uninhibited Asian B series and blows of a shoe in your face!

Religious faith and carnal vice clash in this little-known pearl of the Italian B Movie. Sultry story as you wish, careful production, actresses in tune. Rare and unmissable

Werewolves, vampires and beautiful damsels go hand in hand in this model of Spanish B Movie led by Master Klimovsky and the brilliant Paul Naschy. Great!