Chad Ferrin

I just submitted "Sunset Strip Killers" to @SUFFfilmfest via FilmFreeway.com! - @DreadPresents

El impactante comienzo de “Los jóvenes salvajes” (“The Young Savages”, 1961), de John Frankenheimer, todo un pródigo de planificación y montaje. #losjovenessalvajes #theyoungsavages #johnfrankenheimer

Jim Jarmusch on the “All-Time Greatest L.A. Crime Film,” John Boorman's POINT BLANK (1967) 🖤 Watch more from Jarmusch's reflection this modernist revenge thriller on our new 4K+Blu-ray edition of the film! bit.ly/3QRhKk7

On May 6, 1964 “Black Sabbath” was released in the United States! Directed by Mario Bava (Black Sunday, Baron Blood, Planet of the Vampires and A Bay of Blood)

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The most badass cigarette commercial you’ll ever see. Lucky Strike. (‘50s)

Midnight Cowboy (1969) dir. John Schlesinger

Le Samouraï. 1967 / Jean-Pierre Melville

Released in Italy 45 years ago today on Apr. 29th, 1981 Lucio Fulci's classic nightmarish masterpiece 'The Beyond'

a bay of blood (1971)

We just added a Letterboxd collection: Chad Ferrin’s Extreme Horror Collection 🔪🔥 If you’re into this kind of horror, follow along—and if you’ve seen these films, drop your ratings or thoughts on Letterboxd. We want to know what we should add next! 👉 letterboxd.com/bgpics/list/ch…

Barton Fink. 1991 / Joel Coen

I wasn’t expecting that! 😂🤣

“Chad Ferrin Extreme Horror Collection”, bgpics’s list on @letterboxd: boxd.it/U8NOK @BreakingGlassPx

Orson Welles on Vittorio De Sica & 'Shoeshine' (1946): “In handling a camera I feel that I have no peer. But what De Sica can do, that I can’t do. I ran his 'Shoeshine' (1946) again recently and the camera disappeared, the screen disappeared; it was just life . . ." (Welles' Quote mentioned in "I Lost it at the Movies" by Pauline Kael, 1965) P.S: On this day, 80 years ago, "Shoeshine" (1946) premiered in Rome, Italy.

Ettore Scola on why he liked to make low budget movies: "I've made low-budget films and ones with high budgets, but I am not concerned with cost: my imagination is not fired up nor dampened down by the financial aspects of film-making. At this moment, if I had an unlimited budget, I might use it for many 'small' films." (Ettore Scola, "Projections A Forum for Film-makers", edited by John Boorman & Walter Donohue, 1992) Clip from: Ugly, Dirty and Bad (1976) Director: Ettore Scola

Rolling Thunder (1977) - Scarred vets, cold revenge, hook hand justice, and that legendary final run. William Devane + young Tommy Lee Jones under Paul Schrader’s pen. Essential 70s cinema.

Susan Tyrrell in BUTCHER, BAKER, NIGHTMARE MAKER and Louise Lasser in BLOOD RAGE are two totally unhinged horror performances that don’t get enough praise. Their closest comparison is someone like Joe Spinell in Maniac. Deranged, scenery-chewing stuff.

The late great WALTER MATTHAU (following eye surgery) with a classic joke told in his inimitable style on the Tonight Show in 1982.