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  Father's Day 2011

  

  Louise Weard ♃ 19

  Father's Day is the funniest exploitation film ever, and not in an unintentional, so-bad-it's-good sort of way. Father's Day is a perfect black comedy, and the mix of hardcore exploitation…

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  Father's Day 2011

  

  Tears_in_Rain ★★★★½ 8

  Jozlyn Recommends 11: Lloyd Kaufman, Who Art in Heaven

  "All right, put up your hands, God."
  - Father O'Flynn  

  I watched The Editor a while back and, while I enjoyed…

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  Viktoria 2014

  

  TajLV ★★★½

  Part of my Iron Curtain/Eastern Bloc Challenge (Bulgaria, Romania)

  Making her feature debut here, Bulgarian writer-director Maya Vitkova starts us off with a lots of newsreel footage from 1979, a…

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  Kotch 1971

  

  Steve G 🇵🇸 🇾🇪 ★★★½

  50 year old Walter Matthau, who always looked like a man in his 80s, playing a man in his 80s and confusing me no end.

  Jack Lemmon directed his buddy…

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  Charly 1968

  

  Rafael Jovine ★★★★ 8

  Ohhhh boi, wait until Peter Parker watch this movie? He will teach them. He will teach them all! Also, what's with people's obsession with neurosurgery and lobotomies back in the…

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  Daughter of Dr. Jekyll 1957

  

  Ethan Lyon ★★★½ 5

  4th Edgar G. Ulmer (after Detour, The Black Cat and Bluebeard)

  Apologies for the lack of a review yesterday, I was in Oxford from about 8:30/9:00 for a quiz tournament…

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  Daughter of Dr. Jekyll 1957

  

  Ken Coffelt

  Edgar G. Ulmer’s The Daughter of Dr. Jekyll is only the second Dr. Jekyll flick that I’ve seen that apparently pronounces Jekyll “correctly” as “JEEK-el,” after Rouben Mamoulian’s 1931 masterwork…

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  The Day of the Triffids 1962

  

  RanchoTuVu ★★★★

  Almost the entire population of the earth is blinded by a meteor shower that the media had proclaimed as a once in a millennia event the simply couldn't be missed.…