Seen On The Big Screen: The Sorcerers (1967), Directed by Michael Reeves
Seen at BFI Southbank on Thursday 5th April. Swinging London horror/exploitation pic from Michael Reeves, director of the classic Witchfinder General. Shown as part of BFI's The Flipside and was introduced by Michael Reeves biographer, Benjamin Halligan.
For further info on The Sorcerers see Wiki entry here.
I'm a working-class philosophy of the London suburbs and an armchair rebel-an introvert and a full time dreamer. Imaginative fiction, writing, cinema, music, dreams and class struggle are my reasons for living.
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God creates Adam and immediately—sooner than we thought—He speaks to him.
This first address, according to the midrash, is a seduction:
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BORED WITH THIS MEDIUM
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Yes I am, it promotes a shallowness,, that, for the moment at least, I
cannot condone or participate in. Go read a fucking book, in depth, a
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1. Wednesday, 13 March at Waterstone's Trafalgar Square: Capitalist
Realism: What is it and how to fight it With Mark Fisher, Peter Fleming and
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