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A woman in a black outfit lying on the floor, surrounded by smoke.
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Discover the retro camp charm of this Razzie winning comedy horror

by Anton Bitel

In 1988’s Elvi­ra: Mis­tress of the Dark, Cas­san­dra Peterson’s hero­ine proud­ly dis­play her two best assets.
Two figures in traditional Japanese costume, one embracing the other, against a backdrop of smoke or flames.
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Discover the erotic grotesquery of this Japanese triptych

by Anton Bitel

The pro­lif­ic film­mak­er Teruo Ishii invent­ed a whole new sub­gen­rre with 1969’s bizarre Orgies of Edo.
Man with long hair and eyepatch, set against a blue background.
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The bleak futurism of John Carpenter’s Escape from New York

by Anton Bitel

The genre maestro’s dystopi­an thriller feels eeri­ly pre­scient in its depic­tion of a bro­ken police state.
A man holds a lit blowtorch in a darkened room, casting an intense orange glow on his face.
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Why Long Weekend remains an Ozploitation classic

by Lara C Cory

Col­in Eggleston’s 1978 film emerged from one of Aus­tralian cinema’s bold­est and most pro­duc­tive periods.
Close-up of a man and woman's faces, illuminated by blue light, in an intimate moment.
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How Candyman reflected the fears of urban society

by Anton Bitel

Bernard Rose’s cult 1992 hor­ror, based on a Clive Bark­er short sto­ry, tack­les sex, class and race in inner-city Chicago.
A man performing on stage with a microphone, with a dark background.
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Discover the animalistic terror of George A Romero’s first studio movie

by Anton Bitel

The genre maestro’s 1998 Mon­key Shines was dubbed ​‘An Exper­i­ment In Fear’ – and with good reason.
Distressed young person pressing face against bars of a crib or cot.
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Discover the deranged melodrama of this maternal horror

by Anton Bitel

Ted Post’s 1973 film The Baby takes the notion of the dys­func­tion­al fam­i­ly to a whole oth­er level.
Partially covered wrinkled white and brown feathered bird with green foliage.
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Discover the ferocious insanity of this cult Japanese horror

by Anton Bitel

Teruo Ishii’s Hor­rors of Mal­formed Men con­tains one of cinema’s most straight­for­ward­ly stark rav­ing villains.
A man holds a white mask to his face, obscuring his expression. The image is in high-contrast black and white.
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Discover the ethical outrage of this erotic Japanese drama

by Anton Bitel

Akio Jissôji’s cel­e­brat­ed – and con­tro­ver­sial – This Tran­sient Life bold­ly chal­lenges social convention.
Man with outstretched hands amidst wooden beams
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Discover the grainy depravity of this notorious cannibal horror

by Anton Bitel

Umber­to Lenzi’s Can­ni­bal Fer­ox ful­ly deserves its rep­u­ta­tion as one of the genre’s tough­est watches.