BFI Flipside: Seedy, sleazy and ignored British cinema!
by MovingPictures1 | created - 26 Oct 2011 | updated - 11 Oct 2012 | PublicBFI is restoring and making available lots of overlooked British films. The Flipside series contains mainly films from the sixties and the seventies. Most of the films were ignored by the general public at the time of their release. They are also seedy, sleazy, and certainly not to everyone's taste. All Flipside releases comes with several short films, documentaries, and even feature films as bonuses, which also are included in this list. There are some arthouse, some science fiction, some flipside sexuality to experience, but also interesting music from the time the films were made. Lots of "Zeit-Geist"!
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1. The Bed Sitting Room (1969)
M | 90 min | Comedy, Sci-Fi
In post-nuclear-holocaust England, a handful of bizarre characters struggles on with their lives in the ruins, among endless heaps of ash, piles of broken crockery and brick, muddy plains, ... See full summary »
Director: Richard Lester | Stars: Rita Tushingham, Ralph Richardson, Peter Cook, Dudley Moore
Votes: 2,579
2. London in the Raw (1964)
Not Rated | 76 min | Documentary
"The world's greatest city laid bare!", roars the tagline to LONDON IN THE RAW (1964), a salacious documentary that tours the strip-clubs and underground dives of the still-swinging city.
Directors: Arnold L. Miller, Norman Cohen | Stars: David Gell, Caron Gardner, Noel Harrison, Emmett Hennessy
Votes: 186
British, low-budget, exploitation documentary, presenting some of what went on in 1960's London. Colour. Apparently two versions exist, one 45 and one 74 minutes. Stanley A Long is director of photography. In the Blue Angel club, Joy Marshall sings "Bill Bailey" and "Forbidden Fruit".
3. Chelsea Bridge Boys (1965)
30 min | Documentary, Short
A documentary about the riders who belong to a British motorcycle club. Included are interviews with both male and female bikers.
Directors: Peter Davis, Staffan Lamm
Votes: 32
Black and white documentary with interviews with several bikers and girls. 30 minutes.
4. Strip (1966)
26 min | Short
Excellent fly on the wall documentary about a strip club and its girls made at around the start of 'The Sexual Revolution' of the mid sixties. The film neither glamorizes nor sullies what it captures which is a interesting moment in time.
Directors: Peter Davis, Don De Fina, Staffan Lamm
Votes: 29
Black and white documentary with interviews, from Soho strip club The Phoenix, Old Compton Street, in London. 25 minutes.
5. Pub (1966)
15 min | Short
Pub was filmed at the Approach Tavern on Approach Road, leading up to Victoria Park in East London. It was made for Swedish television to give an impression of a typical working-class British pub.
Director: Peter Davis
Votes: 23
Black and white documentation of the inside of The Approach Tavern, Approach Road, in East London. 15 minutes. The film is shot in 16mm, and actually from 1962.
6. Primitive London (1965)
Not Rated | 80 min | Documentary, Comedy
Exploitation film documentary on 'Swinging London' as it actually happened. Arnold Louis Miller, the director of 'Nudist Memories', interviews mods, rockers and beatniks. Wife Swapping, an ... See full summary »
Director: Arnold L. Miller | Stars: David Gell, MacDonald Hobley, Billy J. Kramer, Diana Noble
Votes: 195
7. Carousella (1966)
28 min | Documentary, Short
A controversial documentary studying the lives of three London strippers and their costume designer.
Director: John Irvin | Stars: Katy Jordan, Tina Samuels, Julie Lester, Bill Dane
Votes: 57
8. Herostratus (1967)
142 min | Drama
When young poet Max (Michael Gothard) hires a marketing company to turn his suicide-by-jumping into a mass-media spectacle, he finds that his subversive intentions are quickly diluted into ... See full summary »
Director: Don Levy | Stars: Michael Gothard, Gabriella Licudi, Peter Stephens, Antony Paul
Votes: 468
9. Ten Thousand Talents (1960)
24 min | Short
An expose of the pretensions and perversions of British academia.
Director: Don Levy | Stars: David Cohen, Peter Cook, Alan Daiches, Charles Gross
Votes: 28
10. Time Is (1964)
29 min | Short
Produced by the Nuffiled Foundation of Unit for the History of ideas, Time Is, directed by Don Levy (Herostratus), is an experimental collage film looking at the scientific problems ... See full summary »
Director: Don Levy
Votes: 31
12. Malaise (1967)
2 min | Short
Malaise cross-cuts imagery to a reverberated voice-over, both of which have a semi-abstract, cut-up feel
Director: Don Levy | Star: Peter Whitehead
Votes: 20
14. Point of Noon (1968)
2 min | Short
in The Point of Noon images are rapidly cut to match the delivery of Margaret Robertson's voice-over.
Director: Don Levy | Star: Margaret Robertson
Votes: 20
15. Black Ice (1967)
2 min | Short
In Black Ice a similar voice-over is drowned out by that of the man who reads the title (there is no textual introduction and the film seems almost to flow on from the previous one) while a... See full summary »
Director: Don Levy
Votes: 19
16. All the Right Noises (1970)
PG | 92 min | Comedy, Drama
A married theatre lighting technician with two small children has an affair with a teenage actress.
Director: Gerry O'Hara | Stars: Tom Bell, Judy Carne, Edward Higgins, Rudolph Walker
Votes: 427
17. The Spy's Wife (1972)
28 min | Short, Crime
A spy and his wife simultaneously attempt adultery.
Director: Gerry O'Hara | Stars: Dorothy Tutin, Ann Lynn, Tom Bell, Vladek Sheybal
Votes: 59
18. Man of Violence (1970)
107 min | Action, Crime, Drama
A mercenary joins forces with 2 crooked cops in an attempt to steal a fortune in gold bullion from a corrupt Arab country.
Director: Pete Walker | Stars: Michael Latimer, Luan Peters, Derek Aylward, Maurice Kaufmann
Votes: 277
Very speculative violence and nudity in this gritty british clubland thriller with gangster and spy connections. Michael Latimer is Moon, the man of violence. I believe The Wallace Collection is the band that plays in a gay-club.
19. The Big Switch (1968)
Not Rated | 68 min | Crime, Thriller
Playboy John Carter is implicated in the murder of a blonde from a discotheque and is forced by gangsters into posing for pornographic photographs.
Director: Pete Walker | Stars: Sebastian Breaks, Virginia Wetherell, Jack Allen, Derek Aylward
Votes: 254
This Pete Walker film has less graphic violence but is very exploitative with nudity. Seems like the export-edition is about ten minutes longer. Somewhat british gangster melodrama with a shoot-out at a ghost-train in an amusement park on a pier in Brighton. There is also a good (unidentified) progressive rockband playing in a club right at the beginning of the film. 67 minutes.
20. Privilege (1967)
103 min | Comedy, Drama, Music
Britain's biggest pop singer, Steven Shorter (Paul Jones), receives unwavering adulation and possesses total control over his rabid fans, which includes nearly the entire population. Yet ... See full summary »
Director: Peter Watkins | Stars: Paul Jones, Jean Shrimpton, Mark London, William Job
Votes: 1,315
21. The Diary of an Unknown Soldier (1959)
20 min | Short, War
A short story narrated by an unknown British soldier who reveals his hopes, fears, and disillusionment while heading into battle against the German army.
Director: Peter Watkins | Stars: Brian Robertson, Peter Watkins
Votes: 325
22. The Forgotten Faces (1961)
17 min | Short, Drama, History
An amateur short film which retells the Hungarian revolution of 1956.
Director: Peter Watkins | Stars: Michael Roy, John Newing, Stan Mercer, Irene Mallard
Votes: 371
23. That Kind of Girl (1963)
Not Rated | 78 min | Drama
London is in full '60s swing in "That Kind of Girl," a shamelessly entertaining exploitation film that revels in sexual titillation while moralizing about the dangers of STDs.
Director: Gerry O'Hara | Stars: Margaret Rose Keil, Linda Marlowe, David Weston, Peter Burton
Votes: 170
24. The People at No. 19 (1949)
18 min | Short, Drama
In this dramatised documentary about venereal disease, pregnant Joan realises that she has syphilis and must confront her husband Ken with this fact.
Director: J.B. Holmes | Stars: Desmond Carrington, Margery Fleeson, Tilsa Page, Russell Waters
Votes: 38
25. No Place to Hide (1959)
10 min | Short
Scenes from the march to Aldermaston in 1959. Snapshots of everyday scenes from people's lives, Easter 1959, compared with elements of hydrogen bomb and the products of testing. The March ... See full summary »
Director: Derrick Knight
Votes: 11
26. A Sunday in September (1961 TV Movie)
28 min | Documentary
Television documentary about the nuclear disarmament demonstration at Trafalgar Square on 17th September 1961.
Director: James Hill | Stars: Shelagh Delaney, John Osborne, Vanessa Redgrave
Votes: 77
27. Permissive (1970)
X | 90 min | Drama
Suzy arrives in London with nowhere to stay and meets Fiona, a groupie who has settled into a relationship with Lee, a singer/bassist in a rock band.
Director: Lindsay Shonteff | Stars: Maggie Stride, Gay Singleton, Gilbert Wynne, Alan Gorrie
Votes: 316
28. Bread (1971)
79 min | Comedy
On their way home from the Isle of Wight Pop Festival, Jeff, Trev, and Mick, with girlfriends Marty and Cathy, decide to pitch a tent on private land. In the morning the land's owner Rafe ... See full summary »
Director: Stanley A. Long | Stars: Anthony Nigel, Peter Marinker, Dick Haydon, Noelle Rimmington
Votes: 143
29. 'Ave You Got a Male Assistant Please Miss? (1973)
5 min | Short
Faced with the facts a young man does the right thing, and visits a chemist.
Stars: Eelco De Jong, Pip Springhall, John Perkins, Sue Stoodwell
Votes: 44
30. Guide to the Flipside of British Cinema (2010 Video)
37 min | Documentary, Short
Cult film critic Kim Newman discusses the little known films of Richard Lester, Gary O'Hara and others in celebration of the BFI's Flipside releases.
Director: Jake West | Star: Kim Newman
Votes: 32
31. The Pleasure Girls (1965)
Not Rated | 88 min | Drama
A beautiful young girl arrives in London to pursue a modeling career, and finds herself caught up in the whole "swinging '60s" scene.
Director: Gerry O'Hara | Stars: Francesca Annis, Anneke Wills, Tony Tanner, Rosemary Nicols
Votes: 274
32. The Rocking Horse (1962)
24 min | Short
A chance love affair between a Teddy Boy & a painter set in London in 1962
Director: James Scott | Stars: Drewe Henley, Jenny Lousada, Neil Costa, Brigitte McWilliam
Votes: 24
"Atmospheric short about a romantic encounter between a teddy boy and an artist".
33. The Meeting (1964)
10 min | Short
A young woman (Cleo Boman) walks through a village to a train station. The station is deserted and she waits nerviously. Whilst waiting she is startled by an intercity train thundering past.... See full synopsis »
Director: Mamoun Hassan | Stars: Cleo Boman, John Stokes
Votes: 41
"A young woman's unconventional encounter with a mysterious lover".
34. The Party's Over (1965)
94 min | Drama
An American businessman visits London and is horrified to discover his nubile teenage daughter has become involved with a gang of thuggish "beatniks". Her involvement leads to wild parties, sex, death and necrophilia.
Director: Guy Hamilton | Stars: Oliver Reed, Clifford David, Ann Lynn, Katherine Woodville
Votes: 726
35. The Party (1962)
15 min | Short
The film follows Martin who arrives at a party and meets a girl, but blows his chances with her having previously over-indulged, and rushes off to be sick. Later he goes for a walk with a ... See full summary »
Director: R.A. Ostwald | Stars: Martin Ashbury, Peter Brown, Pat O'Rourke
Votes: 18
An art school get-together. No dialogue, just the sound of jazz records played. Some actors from "The Party's Over", and the appearance of Pete Brown, later of Piblokto! fame.
36. Emma (1964)
13 min | Short
Playing in a graveyard, a young girl is brought face-to-face with the adult world.
Director: Anthony Perry
Votes: 21
Two children explores a churchyard. Shot in colour. No dialogue. BFI call it: "an expressive meditation on the loss of innocence, from the producer of The Party's Over".
37. Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush (1968)
Not Rated | 96 min | Comedy
A high-school dropout, obsessed with sex, is determined to lose his virginity.
Director: Clive Donner | Stars: Barry Evans, Judy Geeson, Angela Scoular, Sheila White
Votes: 809
38. Because That Road Is Trodden (1969)
23 min | Short, Fantasy
A boy at that awkward age between childhood and adulthood wonders what life is all about and fantasizes about what the realities may contain.
Director: Tim King | Stars: Sebastian Tombs, Lindy Renton, Cleo Wrighton, David Borrie
Votes: 28
"Dream-like confessional concerning the fantasies of a public schoolboy".
39. Stevenage (1971)
22 min | Documentary, Short
A positive profile of the first place in England to be designated a "new town", meaning it had its own development corporation set up to make vast improvements and modernization.
Director: Gordon Ruttan
Votes: 20
"Documentary celebration of Britain's first New Town".
40. Bronco Bullfrog (1970)
Not Rated | 86 min | Comedy, Drama
Del and his friends agree to take part in a robbery with a boy fresh from the borstal. When Del falls in love with Irene they decide to run away from their nagging parents - and the law.
Director: Barney Platts-Mills | Stars: Del Walker, Anne Gooding, Sam Shepherd, Roy Haywood
Votes: 386
British social realism with non-professional actors. The soundtrack contains "Darkness All Around" played by AUDIENCE!
41. Everybody's an Actor, Shakespeare Said (1968)
31 min | Documentary, Short
An east London youth drama group improvises scenes based upon their everyday life under the tutelage of Joan Littlewood
Director: Barney Platts-Mills | Stars: Dougie Quant, Roy Haywood, Sam Shepherd, John Carr
Votes: 28
Short documentary on Joan Littlewood's theatre work with the teenagers who would star in BRONCO BULLFROG. 30 minutes.
42. Seven Green Bottles (1975)
34 min | Short
Seven wayward juveniles (the "Green Bottles" of the title) spend their days truanting and thieving. One by one they are caught and made to face the consequences of the choices they have ... See full summary »
Director: Eric Marquis | Stars: Mark Gregory, Geoffrey Coleman, George Harkins, Terry Argyle
Votes: 65
Short, cautionary tale of seven young juvenile delinquents, played by non-professional actors. 35 minutes.
43. Private Road (1971)
89 min | Drama, Romance
Love story between a young depressive girl and a talented young writer and the first steps into their adult life.
Director: Barney Platts-Mills | Stars: Susan Penhaligon, Bruce Robinson, Michael Feast, George Fenton
Votes: 249
44. The Last Chapter (1974)
29 min | Short, Drama
Dark tale in which a successful middle-aged writer (Denholm Elliot) is unbalanced by an assured young fan (Susan Penhaligon).
Director: David Tringham | Stars: Denholm Elliott, Susan Penhaligon, Geraldine Moffat, Grace Arnold
Votes: 66
BFI: "Dark tale in which a successful middle-aged writer is unbalanced by an assured young fan".
45. St. Christopher (1967)
60 min | Documentary
A look at the developmentally disabled students who are being educated at St. Christopher's School in Bristol, UK and the graduates of the school who .have moved to assisted living with ... See full summary »
Director: Barney Platts-Mills | Stars: Catharine Grace, Barney Platts-Mills
Votes: 22
BFI: "Barney Platts-Mills' affecting observational documentary about the education of mentally handicapped youngsters".
46. Duffer (1972)
75 min | Drama
An intense and bizarre study of obsession that is by turns lyrical and disconcerting, Duffer tells the deranged story of a teenage boy torn between the womanly charms of a kindly prostitute... See full summary »
Directors: Joseph Despins, William Dumaresq | Stars: Kit Gleave, Erna May, William Dumaresq, Lisa Doran
Votes: 191
Shot in beautiful black and white, and with only three main characters. It is not clear what is going on.
47. The Moon Over the Alley (1976)
107 min | Drama, Musical
The Moon Over the Alley reunited Duffer writer/directors Joseph Despins and William Dumaresq, with this strange London-set musical, again scored by Galt MacDermont (Hair). The film explores... See full summary »
Director: Joseph Despins | Stars: Sean Caffrey, Basil Clarke, Debbie Evans, Peter Farrell
Votes: 97
A very unusual musical, situated around a lodging-house near Portobello Road in London. Very kitchen sinkish! Many odd, but familiar, characters appear. In one scene a young couple goes to the cinema, and we are treated with Kevin Brownlow and Andrew Mollo's dystopian sci-fi film IT HAPPENED HERE (1965). Galt MacDermot has written the music for it. Captivating all through.
48. Joanna (1968)
R | 108 min | Comedy, Drama, Musical
A provincial girl is entangled in the mod morality of London.
Director: Michael Sarne | Stars: Geneviève Waïte, Christian Doermer, Calvin Lockhart, Donald Sutherland
Votes: 495
1960's swinging London pictured in a creative and playful way, through gorgeous colour, surrealistic dream sequences and breaking of the fourth wall. Geneviève Waite is Joanna, who meets Christian Doermer [Sarne's alter ego], Glenna Forster-Jones, Calvin Lockhart, and Donald Sutherland as the foppish Lord Sanderson. Fun to watch!
49. Road to Saint Tropez (1966)
31 min | Comedy, Short
A woman has a brief amorous liaison while on a trip along the South of France to Saint Tropez, but returns disillusioned.
Director: Michael Sarne | Stars: Melissa Stribling, Udo Kier, Gabriella Licudi, Fenella Fielding
Votes: 62
Fenella Fielding narrates a satirical "travelogue" in this road movie along the french riviera, against a background consisting of a 22 years old Udo Kier working as gigolo, abandoning Gabriella Licudi for Melissa Stribling. 30 minutes.
50. Death May Be Your Santa Claus (1969)
36 min | Short, Drama
Presents the nihilistic visions of a young black European militant.
Director: Frankie Dymon | Stars: Ken Gajadhar, Donnah Dolce, Merdelle Jordine, Second Hand
Votes: 55
Ken Gajadhar as a nihilistic black militant in London experiences unexplained violent and lustful encounters. Related to ongoing french new wave, especially Jean-Luc Godard's "Week End" (1967) and "Sympathy for the Devil" (1968). The progressive rock band, The Second Hand makes the soundtrack, and even plays live in The Second Hand Store. 36 minutes.
51. Lunch Hour (1963)
64 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
The relationship and possible affair between a young designer and a married executive plays out over a series of lunch hours.
Director: James Hill | Stars: Shirley Anne Field, Robert Stephens, Kay Walsh, Hazel Hughes
Votes: 257
In this 63-minute film, Shirley Anne Field and Robert Stephens fall in love with each other. They can only meet at lunch break. Finally they rent a room for one hour by Kay Walsh. But things gets complicated in a weird way. Absolutely fascinating!
52. Skyhook (1958)
17 min | Documentary, Short
Director: James Hill | Star: Bernard Braden
Votes: 19
Colour documentary financed by BP.
53. Giuseppina (1960)
32 min | Short
Oscar® - winning short in which a young girl observes the array of quirky characters who pass her father's rural petrol station.
Director: James Hill | Stars: Antonia Scalari, Giulio Marchetti
Votes: 114
Oscar-winning documentary. An Italian girl wants to go the the fair, but ends up staying at her father's petrol station. Several characters appear during that day. Tati-esque!
54. The Home-Made Car (1963)
27 min | Short
A young man buys an old car from a breaker's yard and restores it with the assistance of the girl next door.
Director: James Hill | Stars: Ronald Chudley, Alice Bowes, Anthony James, Sandra Leo
Votes: 109
A young man restores an old Morris. Various characters help or hinder him. Beautiful. Won a Silver Bear in Berlin.
55. Requiem for a Village (1975)
68 min | Drama, Horror
The idyllic, rural past of a Suffolk village comes to life through the memories of an old man who tends a country graveyard, in this extraordinary film directed by David Gladwell. Although ... See full summary »
Director: David Gladwell | Star: Roger Burroughes
Votes: 255
David Gladwell's first feature. Colour. Non-professional cast: Vic Smith and villagers from Witnesham and Metfield. Suggestive about memories, and imaginative with dreamlike qualities. Underlines tensions between past and present in a surreal way. Uses elements from all Gladwell's previous short films. 68 minutes.
56. A Summer Discord (1955)
15 min | Short, Drama
A visionary drama centered around a young girl's argument with her mother.
Director: David Gladwell
Votes: 30
Black and white short with a slightly weird dream sequence in colour. 15 minutes.
57. Miss Thompson Goes Shopping (1958)
16 min | Short
David Gladwell's ability to capture both the idyllic and eerie aspects of country life are used to great effect in this filmic adaptation of Martin Armstrong's poem about an elderly lady ... See full summary »
Director: David Gladwell
Votes: 32
Black and white short. Beautifully photographed. Not action-oriented, but somewhat surprising. 23 minutes.
58. The Great Steam Fair (1964)
17 min | Documentary, Short
Co-directed by innovative British filmmakers David Gladwell and Derrick Knight, The Great Steam Fair is a beautifully crafted documentary filmed at Shottesbrooke Park, Berkshire in 1964 at ... See full summary »
Directors: David Gladwell, Derrick Knight | Star: Patrick Garland
Votes: 31
Documentary short in colour. 17 minutes.
59. An Untitled Film (1964)
9 min | Documentary, Short
An extraordinary piece of film art, exploring the power, beauty and violence contained in a single moment of time.
Director: David Gladwell
Votes: 50
Montage-oriented short. Beautifully photographed in black and white. 9 minutes.
60. Deep End (1970)
R | 88 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
15-year-old dropout Mike takes a job at Newford Baths, where inappropriate sexual behaviour abounds, and becomes obsessed with his coworker Susan.
Director: Jerzy Skolimowski | Stars: Jane Asher, John Moulder-Brown, Karl Michael Vogler, Christopher Sandford
Votes: 7,494
Excellent and obscure German/English co-production by Jerzy Skolimowski, about possessive love in a London swimming baths. Jane Asher, John Moulder-Brown and Diana Dors are excellent in this funny and bizarre film. In the soundtrack Cat Stevens plays "But I Might Die Tonight", and CAN plays all 14.30 minutes of the excellent "Mother Sky"! A feast for eyes and ears.
61. Starting Out: The Making of Jerzy Skolimowski's Deep End (2011)
75 min | Documentary
A fascinating and absorbing documentary about the making of Jerzy Skolimowski's cult favourite, DEEP END, which was shot in 1970 as a US-German co-production on location in London and ... See full summary »
Director: Robert Fischer | Stars: Jane Asher, John Moulder-Brown, Jerzy Skolimowski, Christopher Sandford
Votes: 40
62. Careless Love (1976)
10 min | Short, Drama
A man tells to his lover he won't get engaged to someone who has already been married.
Director: Francine Winham | Stars: Jane Asher, Richard Heffer
Votes: 66
Disturbing short with Jane Asher and Richard Heffron. 10 minutes.
63. Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs (1974)
109 min | Comedy, Drama
An art student is thrown out of college. Depressed, he comes up with the Party of Dynamic Erection, a near-fascist "party" that promotes male sexual dominance, and which attracts a couple of other unsavory confused characters.
Director: Stuart Cooper | Stars: John Hurt, John McEnery, David Warner, Rosalind Ayres
Votes: 275
Based on a 1959 David Halliwell play called LITTLE MALCOLM AND HIS STRUGGLE AGAINST THE EUNUCHS. Malcolm Scrawdyke (John Hurt) leads his pseudo-fascistic Party of Dynamic Erection, consisting of Wick (John McEnery), Irwin (Raymond Platt), and Nipple (David Warner), on a crusade in the northern british town of Oldham. The film was produced by Apple Films and George Harrison, who also wrote some of the music for the soundtrack. It won the Silver Bear at the 1974 Berlin Film Festival. The film is completely hilarious and very bleak at the same time. The dialogue are at times electrifying. This is a true overlooked gem you don't want to miss!
64. Put Yourself in My Place (1974)
25 min | Short, Comedy
What happens when a husband and wife change roles?
Director: Francine Winham | Stars: Judy Geeson, Christian Roberts, Danny Farnham, Philip Adeane
Votes: 20
Judy Geeson starring in Francine Winham's fun proto-feministic gender-bending short. 24 minutes.
65. The Contraption (1977)
8 min | Horror, Short, Thriller
A man toils at building an elaborate contraption. As he builds you begin to determine what exactly it is he is building. It is a mousetrap, only the mouse it would catch would have to be the same size as him. Perhaps that is the point.
Director: James Dearden | Stars: Richard O'Brien, Charlotte Cornwell
Votes: 196
Richard O'Brien, from Rocky Horror Picture Show, builds a sinister contraption in this short. 7 minutes.
66. Voice Over (1982)
105 min | Drama
A sheltered late night radio show host who offers escapism to his audience via his narrations of his 19th century romance novels, finds a brutalized young woman and takes her in to take care of her, which makes his psyche start to crack.
Director: Christopher Monger | Stars: Ian McNeice, Bish Nethercote, John Cassady, Sarah Martin
Votes: 103
67. Repeater (1979)
74 min | Comedy, Thriller
Comic thriller influenced by the French New Wave which, with its unorthodox narrative about a woman's confession of murder, deconstructs the conventions of the thriller genre. Directed by ... See full summary »
Director: Christopher Monger | Stars: Chris Abrahams, John Cassady, Alan Morris, Alexei Sayle
Votes: 34
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