Horrors of Malformed Men feasts! which rendered its low lighting

which rendered its low lighting focused camerawork nearly impossible to make out

Feeling Blue – an interview with the actor who played “The Blue Man” in the fabled excised sequence

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sickest and sleaziest swinging sixties British horror thriller CORRUPTION

Horrors of Malformed Men feasts! which rendered its low lightingCult director Teruo Ishii (Shogun's Joy of Torture, Blind Woman's Curse) presents a nightmarish, hallucinogenic tale drawn from the feverish pen of Japan's celebrated pioneer ofero guro ("erotic grotesque") literature, Edogawa Rampo. Medical student Hirosuke Hitomi slips out of the asylum in which he has been wrongfully confined and stealthily assumes the identity of a recently deceased nobleman with whom he bears an uncanny resemblance. Hirosuke