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  Vampire Hookers 1978

  

  Ira Brooker ★★ 4

  "Yes, I represent Mr. John Carradine. I'm calling with a couple of questions he had about this script you sent over, this, uh, Vampire Hookers. Charming title by the way.…

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  Mad God 2021

  

  Bill Ryan 3

  If it had come out 25 years ago, MAD GOD would be the kind of movie I'd see people raving about on a cult movie message board, as they did…

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  Yes Madam 1995

  

  Steve Carlson

  DNF (0:45)

  Put this on thinking it was the Yeoh/Rothrock vehicle, then figures what the hell, I'll give it a chance.

  I should not have given it a chance.

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  The Rape After 1984

  

  Steve Carlson ★★½

  Initially seems like it'll be a properly berserk companion piece to Devil Fetus, but it peaks early with the autopsy scene. The back half is a slog, despite the presence…

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  The Band Wagon 1953

  

  Steve Carlson ★★★★★

  That is, indeed, entertainment.

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  The Four Deuces 1976

  

  Steve Carlson ★★★★

  Like Golan-Globus decided the reigning ethos for this should be, "What if Fernando di Leo adapted Chester Gould?" Despite the cartoony flourishes, this is played serious as a heart attack,…

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  High Tide 1987

  

  Bilge Ebiri ★★★★★ 2

  I actually saw HIGH TIDE when it first opened in Washington, DC, back in 1987, when I was 14. I've kept revisiting it over the years. I own it on…

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  The Endless Night 1963

  

  Andrew Grant ★★★½

  Made 2 years after the Berlin Wall was erected, this time-capsule of a film is set at the former Tempelhof airport (now a massive park/field, though the terminals, built by…