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Re: Jess 'Jesus' Franco
« Reply #120 on: 28 Aug 2014 - 22:59 »

Mansion of the living dead is a good film, Devil hunter i liked, Oasis of the Zombies is ok, Bloody moon is a good laugh. Two poor ones where Cannibal and Diamonds of Killamandjaro. Have to be in the right mood to watch a Jess Franco film.
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« Reply #121 on: 29 Aug 2014 - 18:02 »

The de Nesle films are all worthwhile. Most of the Dietrich films are a joy (particularly the WIP ones and Downtown,  although I haven't seen the hardcore films he produced). And I'm another one who rates Mansion of the Living Dead which most dislike - AND THEY AREN'T THE BLIND DEAD IN THE FILM. ARE PEOPLE FUCKING STUPID?
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« Reply #122 on: 15 Aug 2020 - 15:46 »

Speaking of Jesus Franco, earlier this year the Filmoteca Española made available online a "lost" film of his, Vaya luna de miel, which was never released to the cinemas, and whose whereabouts were unknown for almost 40 years.

The film, a light comedy/adventure, loosely based on Edgar Allan Poe's The Gold-Bug, is a bit of an unusual entry is his filmography, and if it wasn't for Lina Romay prancing around naked (or close to it) it could almost pass as a kids flick.  :-\

The film remains available on Vimeo, with English subtitles, and with no planned Blu-Ray release (apparently, there are some rights issues that may prevent one from happening any time soon) it's well worth a look.

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Also, the Filmoteca Española has a PDF with information about the film, its restoration, poster art, and more, here:

https://www.culturaydeporte.gob.es/dam/jcr:4779b6e3-7742-4504-84b3-d33e072054a2/el-dor--en-casa---vaya-luna-de-miel--de-jes-s-franco.pdf
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