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Two Boxes: Televised Terror in Franco’s Spain (Blu-Ray Review) – Increasingly Hellish Dimensions

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By Blaise Radley
| Filmhounds Verified
By the 1970s, Francisco Franco’s brutal dictatorship of Spain was finally nearing its end.
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Self Driver (Film Review) — Riding On Contemporary Tech Anxiety

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By Philip Bagnall, Reece Beckett, Blaise Radley
| Filmhounds Verified
Having picked up a meter-full of horror awards on release in 2024, Self Driver manoeuvres onto digital to show everyone what all the fuss was about. It’s easy to see why this Canadian thriller went down well on the genre festival circuit. In essence, it’s a simple concept, riding on contemporary tech-anxiety, with one eye constantly on satire, and filmed in a super lean way that turns its low-fi approach into a strength.
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Taxidermia (Blu-ray Review) – You Won’t Feel Hungary After This

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By Reece Beckett, Blaise Radley, Philip Bagnall
| Filmhounds Verified
A title like Taxidermia is a warning, and a fair one at that. György Pálfi’s 2006 satire is laser-focused on provocation. The craft of stuffing animals might sound horrifying to a casual passer-by, but it requires skill and craft to recreate living creatures in a lifelike pose. Taximdermia is full of downright offensive moments, but the whole thing is crafted with too much consideration and ability to be dismissed off-hand. To be fair, taxidermy only takes up a portion of Taxidermia.
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