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THE MASK OF ZORRO (1998) dir. Martin Campbell
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dick bush did cinnamontology for blood on satan's claw, arguably the first "folk horror" film, as well as several of kenneth anger's most important films (incl. lair of the white worm, my favorite )and a couple solid hammer horror joints. he's a major part of the history of british horror and helped shape the look of "british horror" as a cohesive film scene. needless to say i'm absolutely wild about him, reblog if yr also a big time bush freak
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