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To find more on films and filmmakers featured in MUFF's New Australian and International Cinema section:


Dawn of the DMF's
1. Nifty official site - you can download a variety of Quicktime video clips and sound bites, or get the skinny on this local film's extraordinary 10 year gestation! Also: a bunch of stills, credits, contact details and new and old news of DMF goings-on.

Loan Shark
1. Official site - Page all about Jay Robert Jennings' DV directorial debut's got a press release, bios, a manifesto, a photo, a few wee favourable reviews and a bit on Jay's DV workshops.

Sacred Flesh
1. Official Site - you can download a 30 second trailer, read some press and view the credits. More is to come.
The film is the work of Nigel Wingrove, head of England's Salvation Films , purveyors of great Euro horror and sex flicks.
You might well like to have a butcher's at the Salvation site, and perhaps to do a spot of shopping...

John Fox - Film & Television Armourer & Weapons Specialist - John has worked on over 140 films including Jackie Chan's Mr Nice Guy, Chopper, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Tribe, The Violent Earth, Harry's War, Halifax FP, and 7(!) of this year's MUFF offerings - Pearls Before Swine, Narcosys, Stygian, Cthulhu, Bloodlust, Body Melt and Redball.
If you have a project with weapons, send John an e-mail at john@motionpicturearmourer.com and discuss the project with him - he is very happy to work with indie filmmakers!


To find more on films and filmmakers featured in MUFF's Retrospective of Australian Cult Cinema:


Bloodlust
1. Official site. With a few video clips on offer and David Stratton's review for "Variety"

Body Melt
1. Enthusiastic review Badmovies.org, which also offers two video clips, some sound files and some nice piccies.

The Cars that Ate Paris
1. A very dismissive review from Badmovies.org, which nonetheless also has on offer video and sound clips from Peter Weir's debut.
2. Page on Cars from an excellent, very informative Weir fan site - Crazy Dave's Peter Weir Cave. It has pages for all his films, along with piccies, news, articles and a forum.

Redball
1. A glowing review from A R T S alive
2. Three rave reviews from the team at Urban Cinefile - plus, a link to an interview with Belinda McClory and to a downloadable trailer!
3. Reviews from the SBS Movie Show team - David liked it!


To find more on films and filmmakers featured in MUFF's International Alternative Panorama section:

 
Dario Argento

1. DARK DREAMS - The Films of Dario Argento
   Very thorough UK fan site.
   Has lots of news, especially on home releases but also festival reports and suchlike, media galore (stills, photos, video clips, audio clips, slideshows, a screensaver, wallpaper, pics of Asia), reviews & interviews, and a database attempting to list all known versions of Argento films from around the world on video, laser disc and DVD.
2. Master of Colours
   Lots of interviews and reviews, info on the soundtracks, credits, synopses and reviews for each of his films, a great collection of film posters, plus stills and on-set photos, with info too on SFX collaborators Sergio Stivaletti and Tom Savini, and miscellany including wallpaper and some midi files.
3. A Fistful of Dario: The Dark Films of Dario Argento
   Features regularly updated news, a good and thorough illustrated bibliography, pics of Rome's Profondo Rosso store - with a map for when you're in Rome, plus a potted Argento history and a small but interesting gallery.
4. Dario Argento Master of the Macabre
   UK-based site, boasting a fair "brief history", credits, sleeve artwork and info on alternative versions for all Argento's films, plus a few mp3s, an interview and reviews and synopses from Sandy alongside some sourced from elsewhere.
5. Internet Movie DataBase - Dario Argento
   Filmography, with links to thoroughly comprehensive cross-referenced info on everyone involved in each of the films of one Dario Argento, aka Sirio Bernadotte, George Kemp and Roberto Pariente.
6. ONElist - Dario
   A mailing list you can subscribe to to talk to like-obsessed folk about things Argento. And they keep a message archive.

Also...
La Fantastico Homepage di Goblin
Official site for Goblin and its members, who scored Deep Red, Suspiria and Tenebre, and Phenomena (aka Creepers), and who provided a score for the Italian release of Richard Franklin's Patrick, which also screened this year at MUFF.
Claudio Simonetti - official site for this Goblin member. Listen to some tracks from his new CD!
Flesh & Blood - publishers of quality books and zines on Euro sex and horror, including the colossal "Art of Darkness".
Asia Argento
Swanky official site for the star of Dad's The Stendhal Syndrome and Phantom of the Opera, with lots of pics, downloadable goodies and the like. Send Asia an email!

Deep Red
1. Review of Argento's classic giallo from the fantastic Hysteria! site, a site wholly devoted to slashers, gialli and cheese! Well worth a good long peruse for slasher fans.
2. Review from the excellent Images journal of the Anchor Bay DVD release. Anchor Bay have been releasing a lot of Argentos, (and indeed Francos) with more to come. Visit their site to see what other cultish treats they are offering now or soon...

Suspiria
1. Illustrated article from the classy Images Journal - attached to an excellent feature overview of "The Golden Age of Italian Horror", which also has good coverage of Mario Bava's career, alongside write-ups on great films such as The Horrible Dr. Hichcock, Margheriti's Castle of Blood, Caiano's Nightmare Castle and Pupillo's The Bloody Pit of Horror.

Inferno
1. Review from the Images journal of Anchor Bay's DVD release of Inferno.

The Stendhal Syndrome
1. Official Site at Troma - Yes, that Troma, of Toxic Avenger infamy.
2. Dark Waters' review of this atypical but thoroughly brutal recent Argento.

Phantom of the Opera
1. Official Site at Medusa (Italy). Scroll down the menu and select Il Fantasma Dell'Opera - and you're there. The site is In Italian, by the way.

 

Jess Franco

1. Mondo Erotico!
   Excellent site devoted not just to Franco, but to three other underheralded greats, Walerian Borowczyk, Jean Rollin and Radley Metzger. Find out lots about them all. And there's images and more too.
2. Dark Waters: Franco Reviews
   Excellent ezine devoted to esoteric films of the horrific and kinky persuasions - naturally, then, they've got some great coverage of the works of one Jess Franco.
3. Scorelogue - The Films of Jess Franco
   Quality film & TV music ezine "Scorelogue'"s cult movie section "Mondo Digital" has reviews of 6 Franco films to have made it onto DVD - Vampyros Lesbos, The Bloody Judge, Succubus, Two Undercover Angels (aka Sadisterotica) and Kiss Me Monster
Also at the Mondo Digital site, reviews of the DVD releases of Female Vampire and Tender Flesh
4. The Pure and Extreme Cinema - The Films of Jesus Franco
   Strange site, equal parts dead links and missing graphics, and interesting interviews and articles.
   Have a gander at the 'Horrotica' article, Tim Lucas' piece 'The Black Stare of Soledad Miranda', an overview piece called 'Kiss Me, Monster!', and pieces on 'The Awful Dr. Orlof' and on 'Attack of the Robots'.
5. Crippled Dick Hot Wax!
   Purveyors of great Euro-sleazy jazz soundtracks, including most famously Vampyros Lesbos. But there's more! For Franco fiends, there's also CDs and vinyl available from Jerry van Rooyen and from Jess Franco himself & the B-Band! Also - an album of Vampyros Lesbos electronica remixes. Order online!

Vampyros Lesbos
1. Nice fan-written piece accompanied by some graphics - video sleeves and tonnes of small stills. It is from a pretty nifty webzine called Cult Cuts, which has all manner of cultish miscellany for you to browse - such as a rare illustrated piece on Italian beauty Edwige Fenech.
2. Synapse Films - these good folks have released a painstakingly-restored DVD of this Franco classic. More info here, including info on ordering. Plus a small picture gallery.

Tender Flesh
1. Seduction Cinema - Page from the film's distributors Seduction Cinema. Bears info on their collector's edition DVD release. And of course, you can order it directly from them.


To find more on films and filmmakers featured in MUFF's Weird Shit, Shorts, Oddities, Docos section:


Blackchair Productions - Seattle-based outfit from whence 14 of the 15 shorts in MUFF's Shorts Program 1 came - 'promoting the international microcinema movement'. Learn all about it, its history and the future...

Twitch
1. Official site - and a mighty fine looking effort too for this short just accepted into Sweden's Fantastik Film Festival. Download or stream a video teaser or some sound clips, view a King's Cross slideshow or send a postcard. Plus, wee bios for the actors, credits and an email contact.

Dylan Sisson - here's the site of the creator of MUFF's Shorts Program 1's 3D animation Object Lesson. It's got more of his work there - drawings and illustrations.

Adrian Papworth - Email Adrian, responsible for Grounded - MUFF's Shorts Program 4's 'death-metal horror-comedy claymation'.


Links to other noteworthy resources, local and otherwise


1. Filmnet
Get your daily fix of local film news and reviews, industry developments, jobs wanted and available and more! Search through Gawain's archives and trace the evolution of and controversy borne of MUFF!

2. Violent Cinema Down Under
Self-explanatory, really. Has reviews of films, listing details of those which have been passed uncut, been cut, and indeed been banned by the Australian censors. Also, it lists the UK's 'video nasties' and there are, for afficionados, 'babe galleries'.

3. Film & TV Connection
American training program for folk interested in either full or part-time employment in the movie and television industries.
Its site offers numerous industry links which may be of interest even should you be unable to attend their faraway training programs.


If you have a link to add to this page, don't hesitate to email Chris.
All filmmakers who'd like to be contactable by the curious public and fellow filmmakers alike could do worse than to do likewise.
There's much more to come... What else would YOU like this page to link off to? (within reason, folks...)