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Come and see

In a Glass Cage, A Clockwork Orange, Cannibal Holocaust, A Serbian Film... Fantasy and horror has dozens of films that, at the time, were thought to be harmful for the society in which they were created, because they made us look at the unthinkable or the unbearable. Working from the films and names behind them who allowed us to see what others could not even make out, COME AND SEE situates, manages and analyses this cinema considered to be amoral, disturbing and controversial, whilst also attempting to answer its prerogatives and the artists' obligations and whether it is legitimate, from the other side, to prohibit and condemn a work of fiction. COME AND SEE is a complete look at famous forbidden films, taking in their most extreme images and discourse which were what made them really great and "dangerous". Book coordinated by Rubén Lardín.

2000 Maniacs

Special issue of the bizarre fanzine from Valencia jointly produced with the Horror Festival. An EXOTIC monograph full of lost worlds, horsewomen in leopard skin bikinis, native Indians in loincloths, unbeatable gore, cannibals, mondos, voodoo, zombies, Philippine exploitations, African Z movies, crazy gorillas, black Emmanuelle, cavemen... A real step back into the depths of popular cinema.