Still : Black Death

Still : Black Death

  • May 22
  • , 2012
‟ Long Live the New Flesh! ”

‟ Long Live the New Flesh! ”



  • May 19
  • , 2012
Still : The Howling [ 1981 ] 

Still : The Howling 
[ 1981 ]



 

  • May 11
  • , 2012
Still : Justine [ a.k.a. Cruel Passion ] : Chris BogerBased on the writings of The Marquis de Sade

Still : Justine [ a.k.a. Cruel Passion ] : Chris Boger
Based on the writings of The Marquis de Sade



  • May 4
  • , 2012
‟ Beware the stare  That will change the will of the world …! “     Village of the Damned [ 1960 ]

‟ Beware the stare
  That will change the will of the world …! “ 

   Village of the Damned [ 1960 ]

  • May 2
  • , 2012
Art, Opening Credits : Sangre de Vírgens / Blood of the Virgins[ Sourcery ] 

Art, Opening Credits : Sangre de Vírgens / Blood of the Virgins

[ Sourcery ] 

  • April 21
  • , 2012
Johnny Depp : Barnabas Collins : Dark ShadowsPhoto : Mary Ellen Mark [ Not just gagging ; fully deep-throating —  His make-up is so on-point … ]

Johnny Depp : Barnabas Collins : Dark Shadows
Photo : Mary Ellen Mark

[ Not just gagging ; fully deep-throating —
  His make-up is so on-point … ]



  • April 2
  • , 2012
Still : In The Shadow of The Sun : Derek Jarman

Still : In The Shadow of The Sun : Derek Jarman



  • March 27
  • , 2012
On The Silver Globe : Andrzej Zulawski 

On The Silver Globe : Andrzej Zulawski

 

  • March 19
  • , 2012

Haute Macabrery served, circa 1966 : Who Are You, Polly Maggoo? 
Directed by William Klein 

[ Images shamelessly pilfered from Call Me Red Telephone ]



  • March 4
  • , 2012
Haute Macabre, circa 1966 : Who Are You, Polly Maggoo? Directed by William Klein 

Haute Macabre, circa 1966 : Who Are You, Polly Maggoo? 
Directed by William Klein 

  • February 27
  • , 2012
Still : Astronaut Orphans : Julieta Triangular

Still : Astronaut Orphans : Julieta Triangular

  • February 26
  • , 2012
Images † Wiki [ Beware Spoilers! ]

Images † Wiki [ Beware Spoilers! ]

  • February 26
  • , 2012
‟ Rollin’s films are always half in love with easeful death. ” — Michael Barrett, PopMatters     [ Still from The Iron Rose, 1973 ]

‟ Rollin’s films are always half in love with easeful death. ”

— Michael Barrett, PopMatters

    [ Still from The Iron Rose, 1973 ]

  • February 25
  • , 2012