• Nightmare in a Damaged Brain a.k.a. Nightmare

    From Kalevi Kolttonen@21:1/5 to All on Sat Sep 23 21:36:51 2023
    Hello!

    I just watched a restored, fully uncut version of
    Romano Scavolini's Nightmare in a Damaged Brain
    a.k.a. Nightmare (1981).

    One of those UK Video Nasties, it is a must-see
    for horror freaks. However, when it comes to
    quality, this is a pretty bad slasher movie
    after all.

    I am glad to have seen it now, but on Monday I will
    take my copy to the local movie store and get a few
    euros out of it.

    br,
    KK

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  • From =?UTF-8?Q?Ciar=C3=A1n?= Ainsworth@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jan 29 23:24:07 2024
    I just watched a restored, fully uncut version of
    Romano Scavolini's Nightmare in a Damaged Brain
    a.k.a. Nightmare (1981).

    Looks interesting! I'll have to see if I can track it down in my end of
    the world. The poster alone shows it's clearly something I'd like.

    One of those UK Video Nasties, it is a must-see
    for horror freaks. However, when it comes to
    quality, this is a pretty bad slasher movie
    after all.

    Yeah a lot of stuff that the UK govt was banning was laughably bad, to
    be honest. It makes it all the more humourous that they bothered to
    crack down on it at all.

    I remember doing a class on video nasties during my undergrad. It's a fascinating topic, Britain's deep affection for authoritarianism
    manifesting as petty censorship of films that would have no audience
    had they not been banned. The only reason anyone even remembers or cares
    about any of this stuff is just because they're "video nasties". Good
    job, Mary Whitehouse.

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    CiarĂ¡n Ainsworth

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