Reply #23: Guccione's "Caligula"...

[Rowdyboy]

That was one warped movie. Loved the music, loved the cinematography, thought Sir John Gielgud had never been better..a wonderfully bizarre, horribly repugnant, one-of-a-kind movie.

Cannot forget "The Last House on the Left" the horror classic from Wes Craven(1972) that left me ill. A very horrific piece, it left me feeling very unnerved...I didn't sleep well after this piece.

And remember C.H.U.D. (cannibalistic huminoid underground dwellers). Cave-in strands New Yorkers underground for a few generations and cannibalism gets to be socially acceptable.

Don't forget: Ilsa, Shewolf of the SS (bizarre piece about sexy nazi camp female commandant).

The King of Hearts-(Genvieve Bujold's screen debut) a World War I era film where inmates of a mental institution take over a French town before the German army arrives. Rather strange.

Of course we have "Night of the Living Dead" and Texas Chainsaw Massacre to work in. That's my basic list...