The 1960s onwards ushered in a generation of directors highly cine-literate and often trained at film school. The idea behind the American exploitation boom, especially Roger Corman’s production outfit, was to allow such filmmakers the chance to explore their style while delivering low-budget pictures to mainstream audiences for a profit. De Palma’s Sisters (1973) and […]
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