Feast of Flesh (1967 Argentina)

 Feast of Flesh (1967  Argentina)

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The Deadly Organ

Placer sangriento

Organ player wearing grotesque looking mask stalks young women, injects them with heroin, and then hypnotizes them with his organ playing and turns them into his love slaves, before stabbing them with a hypodermic needle the size of a turkey baster and leaving them on a nearby beach. (IMDB  Zbigniew_Krycsiwiki) S&NV

Ricky 6 (2000)

 Ricky 6 (2000)

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Say You Love Satan

Richard "Ricky" Kasso was also known as The Acid King. He murdered 17-year-old acquaintance Gary Lauwers in Northport,Long Island, New York on June 16, 1984. Two other teens, Jimmy Troiano and Albert Quinones were present at the murder, which took place in the Aztakea Woods of Northport while all four were high on what they believed to be mescaline but was most likely either PCP or LSD. Ricky stabbed his victim to death and gouged out Lauwers eyes whilst screaming "Say you love Satan". "Ricky 6" is a well-researched account of this horrible ritualistic murder. The acting is good and some sequences are truly psychedelic. After the murder Ricky sees the Black Beast whilst Australian doom death legend Disembowelment's track "Your Prophetic Throne of Ivory" plays in the background. (IMDB  HumanoidOfFlesh)

Pickpocket (1959 France)

 In Paris, the lonely and anguished pickpocket Michel (Martin La Salle) lives in a dirty little room and spends his time stealing wallets and purses in public spaces. His only friends are Jacques (Pierre Leymarie), who tries to help him to find a job, and his mother's next door neighbor Jeanne (Marika Green). After the death of his mother, Michel teams-up with two smalltime thieves despite the permanent surveillance of the local police inspector (Jean Pélégri). Later he travels overseas to get rid of the observation of the police, but two years later he returns to Paris and finds Jeanne alone, with her son with Jacques after a brief love affair. Michel decides to help her and find an honest job; but in a horse race, he is tempted by his addiction with tragic consequences.

Crumb (1994)

 Crumb (1994)

Crumb takes a deeply personal look at 60's counterculture artist Robert Crumb. The film focuses upon three decades of Crumb's artwork to reconstruct his unhappy childhood, days with Zap Comix in the late 60's, `dark side' period and recent life. Interviews with him, his wife Aline, family and friends reveal the motives behind his astounding creativity. Crumb is sometimes hilarious, often depressing and always entertaining – a rare combination in a documentary film.

During childhood, Crumb and his brothers Charles and Maxon found solace from their tyrannical father in comic books and drawing cartoons. Crumb escaped the mental illness that ended both his brother's careers as artists (Charles was equally as talented), but otherwise had a perfectly miserable childhood and adolescence. Socially awkward, bullied at school and rejected by women, he decided in 1962 (at age 17) to take revenge upon society `by becoming a famous artist'. (IMDB steven.swenson)