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¡Zarpazos! [DVD]
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Synopsis:
“An essential document” Fangoria
“A perfect beginner's guide to Spanish Horror” Horrorhound
At the end of the 60s, Spain began to produce a huge number of exploitation films and it was the beginning of an industry that would last well into the 80s with its own star-system that acquired worldwide fame such as the great Paul Naschy (Jacinto Molina), Helga Liné or Lone Fleming.
This documentary tells us, between memories and anecdotes, that creative boom and freedom sponsored by the end of the Franco regime of a genre cinema that had nothing to envy of that produced in Italy or even in the United States.
Don't miss the testimony of true legends of our cinema such as Jorge Grau ("Do not desecrate the sleep of the dead"), Eugenio Martín ("Panic on the Trans-Siberian Railway") or José Ramón Larraz ("Daughters of Drácula ") in this edition that includes the unreleased short film “Tío Jess” starring Jess Franco himself.
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- ORIGINAL TITLE
- ¡Zarpazos!
- Format
- DVD
- Moral Rating
- Not recommended for children under 16 years of age
Synopsis:
“An essential document” Fangoria
“A perfect beginner's guide to Spanish Horror” Horrorhound
At the end of the 60s, Spain began to produce a huge number of exploitation films and it was the beginning of an industry that would last well into the 80s with its own star-system that acquired worldwide fame such as the great Paul Naschy (Jacinto Molina), Helga Liné or Lone Fleming.
This documentary tells us, between memories and anecdotes, that creative boom and freedom sponsored by the end of the Franco regime of a genre cinema that had nothing to envy of that produced in Italy or even in the United States.
Don't miss the testimony of true legends of our cinema such as Jorge Grau ("Do not desecrate the sleep of the dead"), Eugenio Martín ("Panic on the Trans-Siberian Railway") or José Ramón Larraz ("Daughters of Drácula ") in this edition that includes the unreleased short film “Tío Jess” starring Jess Franco himself.