Author Archive: Retro

Documentary exploring witchcraft and occult practices.

A man’s obsession with a mannequin leads to madness.

Art teacher and detective plan to ensnare a maniac who has assaulted several young girls and killed two of them in the woods. When the identity of the madman is revealed, it is a shock. AKA: TOWER OF TERROR.

In this ironic French tale of tragedy and love, Laurent (Yves Montand), a world-weary ex-convict and prison-reform writer is coming back to the dreary town his old prison is in. To someone whose life is so imbued with violence, everything he sees seems like a threat. Indeed, the town appears to be populated solely by thugs and elderly people. The banked fires of his passion are awakened when he sees a perfectly normal looking professional woman (Katherine Ross) coming down the street. Soon afterward, his sense of danger fails him, for he is brutally beaten in a men’s restroom by a martial-artist nun. When he is taken for medical treatment, he discovers that the lovely woman he saw earlier is to be his doctor.

In Segovia at the beginning of the thirties the hoarder widower and Marcos must be prudent but has relations with the sterile prostitute Mercedes every week.

Depicting a train filled with young women drafted for the pleasure of the SS during World War II. The film is also known by several alternative titles, including “Love Train for SS” and “Captive Women 5: Mistresses of the 3rd Reich.”

Father & son are shipwrecked and floating on a piece of debris. The father reflects on his life.