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Oeuvre: Antonioni: Blow-Up

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By Joseph Neff 
| Spectrum Culture
Blow-Up marks a significant turning point in the career of Michelangelo Antonioni, serving as the celebrated, if divisive, Italian director’s debut English language feature. Additionally, it was just his second film in color, its story set in ’60s Swinging London in the midst of the mod scene.
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Revisit: The Honeymoon Killers

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By Joseph Neff 
| Spectrum Culture
In the decades following its release, The Honeymoon Killers wasn’t an easy film to see, at least in cities with a lack of repertory cinemas and well-curated video stores. Directed by Leonard Kastle and released in 1970, the movie gradually ascended into the cult pantheon and stayed there, with its title swiped by not one but two musical combos, the first a Belgian avant-prog outfit formed in the mid-1970s and the second a New York City noise rock band formed in the mid-1980s.
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From the Vaults of Streaming Hell: Tammy and the T-Rex

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By Joseph Neff 
| Spectrum Culture
As a category rather than a genre, the cult film experience spans from highfalutin art films conceived by celebrated auteurs to low-grade high-energy incompetence from the realms of sub-hackdom. Occasionally there are art films or prestige commercial projects where part of the cult appeal stems from how the tasks at hand spun out of their makers’ creative grasp, and conversely, there is trash that gets released exactly by design.
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