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Madman 1981
One of the camp counsellors straight up sees Madman Marz’s Eegah-looking ass lumber like Bigfoot behind one of the cabins, but because she can’t see him when she looks back she decides it’s “nothing”. Yeah Betsy, that’s how object permanence works. You literally just saw him walk behind that cabin.
A grown man apparently willingly subjects himself to the nickname “T.P”.
One character gets lost in the woods for about an hour and just walks around saying “where am I?”…
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Tales That Witness Madness 1973
The cycle of British horror anthologies of the early 1970s are one of my favourite micro-genres. This example is from 1973, and it’s something of a pity that then-contemporary developments in horror (e.g. The Exorcist, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Don’t Look Now) would quickly render such films totally obsolete.
I’d like to see the horror anthology have something of a modern revival in the future - though I suppose when you reach Joan Collins having a cat fight with… -
Wake in Fright 1971
Finally recovered in 2009 and Lord am I glad it was, even if the poor quality of the print makes most frames look like a Wes Anderson film.