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 The album gives the impression of dragging the listener into a bottomless abyss, a dark nightmare where violence and despair are suffocated by surrender to the shadows.

 Mortiis maneuvers between potentially more commercial tracks and ambient evocations in an industrial key.

Mortiis returns after six years with 'Perfectly Defect', an album deeply rooted in industrial and dark ambient sounds. It combines vocal tracks with intense electronic instrumentation, reflecting his complex musical history. Though some production flaws and lengthy instrumental sections detract slightly, the album maintains a dark, introspective atmosphere that fans will appreciate. The release highlights Mortiis' ability to balance electronics and rock while exploring new sonic textures. Dive into Mortiis' dark industrial world and experience 'Perfectly Defect'—listen now to explore his haunting sonic depths.

 The haunting beginning whispers, then guitar and drums come alive, and the suite unfolds as planned.

 '34 Hours' is certainly an enjoyable record that, straddling rock, blues, and prog, never bores and will leave enthusiasts of the genre satisfied.

Skid Row's 1971 album '34 Hours' fuses rock, blues, and progressive elements with guitar-driven sound and extended suites. Despite its sparse instrumentation, the band delivers a technically skilled and engaging record. The opening track 'Night of the Warm Witch' stands out as a highlight, while a country ballad feels out of place. Overall, '34 Hours' is a rewarding listen for prog and blues rock fans. Explore Skid Row's unique blend of rock, blues, and prog in '34 Hours'—a must-listen for passionate rock enthusiasts!

 "The film’s purpose is something else: the facts are clear... what truly matters is the attention to people more than to codes and judicial proceedings."

 "Porte Aperte is, in my view, an unjustly forgotten film... I find it more tied to a cinematic tradition (entirely Italian) closer to the films of Rosi or Petri."

Gianni Amelio's 'Porte Aperte' is a compelling judicial drama set in 1937 Palermo, exploring moral and ideological conflicts through intense performances. The film focuses on human elements rather than courtroom suspense, highlighting class struggle and judicial integrity. Its neorealistic style and thoughtful cinematography enrich the atmosphere. Despite missing the Oscar, it remains a significant work in Italian cinema worthy of rediscovery. Explore 'Porte Aperte' and experience a gripping Sicilian courtroom drama through masterful performances and timeless storytelling.

 Take a handful of 80s and 90s action film actors, buff them up to the extreme, place them in a plot that you’ve seen a thousand times...

 ‘The Expendables’ doesn’t disappoint expectations, it is truly an ‘exaggerated’ film in every sense.

The Expendables brings together iconic 80s and 90s action stars in a familiar but highly entertaining plot full of violence, explosions, and macho camaraderie. Sylvester Stallone leads a team of mercenaries on a high-octane mission, delivering an homage to pure-action cinema often missing in modern movies. Despite its clichés and predictable storyline, the film excels through its charismatic cast and nostalgic energy. Fans of classic action films will find it a fun and satisfying experience. Watch The Expendables for a thrilling ride through classic 80s-style action with legendary stars!

 "Ringo Starr proves to have a truly exceptional comic talent."

 "The film thrives on very successful gags, although time takes its toll on this type of comedy."

Karl Gottlieb's 'Caveman' is a 1981 comedy celebrated for its humorous silent-film style, quirky characters, and unique prehistoric setting. Ringo Starr shines with exceptional comic talent. The movie balances low-budget effects with inventive gags and a memorable soundtrack by Lalo Schifrin. Despite its simplicity, it remains a fun, rhythmic, and original cult classic worth watching. Watch 'Caveman' today and enjoy Ringo Starr’s unforgettable comedic debut in this hilarious prehistoric romp!

 Tarkovsky does not have a seat in the Olympus of great directors; he has an armchair.

 "Solaris" is a committed and demanding film, fundamentally devoid of action where science fiction is merely a setting to analyze the human soul.

Andrej Tarkovsky's Solaris is regarded as a masterpiece of cinema, exploring deep psychological and philosophical themes through science fiction. The film had a troubled release with significant cuts and poor dubbing in Italy, but the full version restores its intended impact. Solaris uses its sci-fi setting to provoke introspection on human desires and consciousness. Despite its slow pace, every frame is meaningful, offering a unique and reflective experience. Discover the profound journey of Solaris—watch this cinematic masterpiece that redefines science fiction and human introspection.

 "Seppuku is not a costume film; it is a very current film, a fierce critique of modern society, of the hypocrisy of the powerful."

 "Harakiri is not an action movie, it is a 360-degree masterpiece not to be ‘watched,’ but to be ‘observed’ in reverent silence."

Harakiri is a slow-paced and majestic film directed by Masaki Kobayashi, exploring themes of honor, revenge, and social hypocrisy in feudal Japan. The story follows ronin Tsugomo’s quest for justice against a rigid samurai code. With powerful cinematography, formal dialogues, and a tragic narrative reminiscent of classic Greek tragedies, the film delivers a harsh critique of power and societal cruelty. The final violent act is visually striking and narratively satisfying. Watch Harakiri to experience a profound samurai tale blending dignity, tragedy, and social critique in timeless black and white.

 The right mixture is achieved here, encapsulating all the sci-fi horror trademarks over time.

 Hardware is not a film you watch to find out how it ends, but the viewing is enjoyable especially for its nods to other films and artisan solutions.

Richard Stanley's 1990 debut film Hardware is a low-budget sci-fi horror cult classic. Despite a predictable plot, it cleverly uses visual tricks and genre clichés to create an engaging post-apocalyptic atmosphere. Key highlights include the menacing M.A.R.K. 13 robot, a gripping climax, and an excellent soundtrack featuring Ministry, Lemmy, and Iggy Pop. The film is enjoyable for fans of the genre and those appreciating indie filmmaking creativity. Dive into Richard Stanley's Hardware—watch this cult sci-fi horror and experience a thrilling post-apocalyptic world with iconic music and clever visuals!

 The impression one gets watching "Paganini" is that the horse (Kinski) has finally broken free from the reins that had so far forced him into a "cinema of others" and that he is finally exercising his artistic freedom with a liberating scream.

 The plot is a very thin thread, almost non-existent, that links memories, performances, erotic adventures cloaked in violence and unhealthy passion.

Klaus Kinski’s Paganini is an ambitious yet chaotic film where Kinski directs and stars as the obsessive musician Niccolò Paganini. Rejecting standard biography, it unfolds through intense visual and audio effects, erotic and violent scenes, and a shaky narrative. The film is a personal artistic statement rather than a traditional story, showing Kinski’s rebellious spirit after breaking away from Herzog. Despite harsh criticism, it’s a must-watch for fans of Kinski’s raw excess and experimental cinema. Dive into Klaus Kinski's intense and unrestrained Paganini – watch and experience a wild artistic journey beyond conventional cinema.

 Bene chews and spits out Wilde’s work, making it his own.

 Bene is not only the core of the work, but he is 'Salomè' in its entirety.

Carmelo Bene's 1972 film Salomè is a richly stylized and accessible reimagining of the biblical story. The film's psychedelic visuals and theatrical costumes create a decadent, immersive atmosphere. Bene's interpretation boldly claims the work as his own, blending influences from Wilde and Beardsley. Though complex in references, the short runtime keeps the experience engaging and digestible. Bene's dominating presence makes the film a unique artistic statement. Experience Carmelo Bene’s unique Salomè—explore this decadent visual feast and theatrical masterpiece now!