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  • Tusk

    Wallace and Teddy are two friends who work together and run a podcast dedicated to gathering and telling the most absurd stories of popular news. One day, Wallace travels to Canada to investigate the story of a boy who, with his katana, amputated his leg.

  • A Lizard in a Woman’s Skin

    A Lizard in a Woman’s Skin is a 1971 film directed by Lucio Fulci, one of the undisputed masters of Italian horror and thriller cinema. This film stands as an icon of the psychedelic giallo genre, known for its intricate plot, surreal atmosphere, and hypnotic soundtrack. Lucio Fulci, with his narrative skill and mastery in creating tension, presents a work that explores the boundaries of the human mind and the thin line between dream and reality.

  • The Golden Glove

    Hamburg, early 70s Fritz Honka is an alcoholic laborer who frequently visits Der Goldenen Handschuh, the pub in his neighborhood. Here, besides getting heavily drunk almost every night, he approaches women and prostitutes, whom he takes back to his home with the intention of having sexual relations. However, due to impotence caused by his alcoholism and the man’s repressed anger, these seduction attempts often end in tragedy.

  • Alan Wake

    Welcome back to the weekly video game column! Today we present Alan Wake: an action-adventure game, developed by Remedy Entertainment and published by Microsoft Studios, released on May 14, 2010, for Xbox 360 and February 16, 2012, for Microsoft Windows.

  • The Wolf Man

    Returning after a long absence to his family’s wealthy estate, a young man meets a girl for whom he feels a strong attraction. Despite her engagement, the girl succumbs to his charm.
    One evening, the young man, the girl, and her friend go into the woods to have their fortunes told by gypsies.

  • I Spit on Your Grave

    Jennifer Hills is an ambitious, young, and beautiful writer, working on her first novel. To write it, she decides to move to an isolated cabin in the woods, surrounded by nature. Her presence is noticed by a gang of thugs, who decide to violate the peace and privacy of the young writer with intentions that are far from friendly.

  • Cat O’ Nine Tails

    *Cat O’ Nine Tails* is the second film in Dario Argento’s so-called “Animal Trilogy,” preceded by *The Bird with the Crystal Plumage* and followed by *Four Flies on Grey Velvet*. Released in 1971, this giallo thriller perfectly exemplifies Argento’s talent for creating suspenseful and mysterious atmospheres. With an intricate plot, complex characters, and an evocative soundtrack, the film stands as a landmark in Italian genre cinema.