Continuing our look at Hammer Films with their curious hybrid of historical biopic and gothic horror from 1966.
Tag: revolution
Western Civilisation’s Highest Point? Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na, Na Na Na Na
Why one day in 1968 with The Beatles was the pinnacle of everything good.
Bobby BeauSoleil’s 2021 New Year’s Revolution
A letter from – and about – America by the artist, musician and convict.
Bringing In The Summer With Nikolas Schreck’s This Hideous Thing
A Reprobate exclusive to mark the Summer Solstice: the bad-acid soaked, Sixties-invoking new video from Nikolas Schreck.
Labyrinth Tales: The Short Films Of Shuji Terayama
The controversial and experimental films of the Japanese provocateur.
If…. – Lindsay Anderson’s Upper-Class War
The key study of revolution and rebellion from 1968, the year of unrest.
The Jonestown Recordings
The revolutionary and nightmarish audio recordings of the fanatical religious / political cult leader.
Vogue’s Christmas Vacation Plans Are Going To Infuriate The Kids
The cluelessly materialistic Christmas plans of British Vogue’s editors are at odds with the furious Communism of the magazine’s teenage offshoot.
Biba And The Angry Brigade
How the iconic face of Swinging Sixties fashion became a target for anarcho-revolutionary terrorists.
The Dehumanisation Of War In The Battle of Algiers
Gillo Pontecorvo’s bleak and brutal study of occupation and resistance is a troubling masterpiece, asking questions about the othering of political opponents in war and revolution.