Larry Cohen (God Told Me To & Bone)

Archaeon 10/06/2022

Down to the final month of Patreon Migrations here on Directors Uncut. This week, it is the turn of Gutterpunk legend, Larry Cohen. Joined by Graham (POP SCREEN) and CLIFF (DEVIL TIMES FIVE), the first movie we cover is his oddball 1970s sci fi-religious-cop-horror, God Told Me To – a […]

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Larry Cohen

Larry Cohen (God Told Me To & Bone)

Cure (1997) a terrifying modern horror masterpiece about Evil’s absolute power to indoctrinate (Review)