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Reviews

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  Night of the Howling Beast 1975

  

  Chris Kirby ★★★½

  The Werewolf and the Yeti is a good Daninsky entry that has more of an adventure feel to it and is loaded with stuff. 
  Waldamar is a researcher who heads…

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  Night of the Howling Beast 1975

  

  Ira Brooker ★★★½ 7

  Considerably less Yeti than the title implies, but the abundant werewolves, cannibals, sadists, Himalayan torture cults and Paul Naschy stunt doubles make up for it.

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  Night of the Howling Beast 1975

  

  Joachim Andersson ★★★

  The eight film in Paul Naschys series of movies about the tormented Waldemar Daninsky who is cursed into being a werewolf every god damn time he steps out of his…

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  Exorcismo 1975

  

  Dennis Vehlen ★★★½

  When you were an exploitation film maker in the 70s when ‘The Exorcist’ came out, you pretty much had to make your own version of it one way or another.…

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  Exorcismo 1975

  

  JoshUnderwood ★★★½

  I like that someone saw The Exorcist, and was like, “Yeah this, but I don’t want to scare people.... I just want to make them feel a little icky.”

  Sleazy…

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  Exorcismo 1975

  

  BodyBoy ★★★

  Spanish Exorcist copycat which claims to have been written years before, but scenes therein suggest otherwise.

  Starting out with what may be the most poorly edited 'car crashing down the…

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  A Dragonfly for Each Corpse 1975

  

  Chris Kirby ★★★½

  An interesting Spanish giallo with Señor Naschy as a police detective investigating bizarre serial murders across Milan. It’s pretty pedestrian for a giallo but contains all the requisite thrills and…

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  A Dragonfly for Each Corpse 1975

  

  Dylan Brown ★★★★

  Paul Naschy in an apron, making spaghetti: automatic four star movie. Seriously though it was cool to see Naschy play a tough-as-nails cop. Fun giallo.