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film turned legend, masterpiece by one of the most unclassifiable directors
in history, poetry and horror, a title which has shaken generations of
spectators, a bitter and disenchanted chronicle on the loneliness of the
monster, the unalike, about the fear of difference, sublime horror, an
obvious demonstration that it doesn’t take two hours to scare and
disturb, a film about vengeance, love, desires and frustrations, about
the impossibility of the impossible dream. The director of the most important
horror movie titles of all times, including Dracula,
The Devil Doll or The Unknown, left
cinema one of its most unusual pages, a real island. |
