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"Our sophisticated, "democratic" Western civilization regulates the population's access to information, as well as its innermost attitudes, through media--particularly film and video. The power to literally create desire, fashion, consumer trends, opinions, aspirations and even one's very identity is expressed through film and video. This force--power through persuasion--reaches deep into the backbrain, rendering more brutal, physical control tactics obsolete. Since the '60s, film has ceased being a popular creative medium." --Incredibly Strange Films (1985) by V. Vale , Andrea Juno


"The concepts of "good taste" are intricately woven into society's control process and class structure. Aesthetics are not an objective body of laws suspended above us like Plato's supreme "Ideas"; they are rooted in the fundamental mechanics of how to control the population and maintain the status quo." --Incredibly Strange Films (1985) by V. Vale , Andrea Juno

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RE/Search No. 10: Incredibly Strange Films is a book about American underground films edited by V. Vale, Andrea Juno, Jim Morton, Boyd Rice and published by RE/Search publications in 1986.

It features the work of filmmakers Russ Meyer, Herschell Gordon Lewis, Frank Henenlotter, Larry Cohen, Doris Wishman, David F. Friedman, Ed Wood, Jr., Radley Metzger, Joseph W. Sarno and genres women in prison film, mondo films, exploitation films, beach party films, Santo films and sexploitation films.

Contents

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Interviews with:

Genre Articles:

  • Biker Films
  • JD Films
  • Beach Party Films
  • LSD Films
  • Women in Prison Films
  • Mondo Films
  • Santo
  • Ed Wood, Jr.
  • Sexploitation Films
  • Educational Films
  • Industrial Jeopardy Films

Film Essays

  • Young Playthings by Colette Coleman
  • Wizard of Gore by Mark Spainhower
  • God Told Me To by Margaret Crane
  • Blast of Silence by Prax Gore
  • Daughter of Horror by Jim Morton
  • Spider Baby by Jim Morton
  • George Romero by Mark Spainhower

Miscellaneous

  • A-Z OF Film Personalities by Jim Morton
  • Quotations from Movies
  • Favorite Films List

References

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