Girl Interrupted

“Have you ever confused a dream with reality? Have you ever stolen something while working the register, ever felt sad? Have you ever thought your train was moving, but you were standing still? Maybe I was just crazy, or maybe it was the Sixties. Or maybe I was just a girl interrupted.”

A Blade in the Dark

A Blade in the Dark (1983), directed by Lamberto Bava, is an important entry in the landscape of Italian horror and giallo films from the 1980s. Lamberto Bava, son of the legendary director Mario Bava, brings a suspenseful and mysterious story to the screen, blending gothic elements with a plot filled with supernatural and thriller components. With an engaging narrative and a stylistically refined direction, the film has become a significant example of Italian horror cinema from the period.

Peter Stubbe, the ‘Serial Killer’ Werewolf of Bedburg

Peter Stubbe, also known as Peter Stumpp, is one of the most infamous figures in European folklore, tied to a series of crimes considered one of the most famous cases of lycanthropy in the 16th century. His story is a combination of reality, myth, and superstition, often cited as an example of the collective psychosis that characterized Europe during the era of witch hunts.