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Hell-a-Vision (1936)

1936 · Louis Sonney · 58 min · Edited by 1

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Synopsis

A series of scenes that comprised both new material (featuring frontal nudity), and old footage from an Italian version of Dante's Inferno (also featuring frontal nudity) and vignettes from the March of Crime series.

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Une proposition de 1936 centrée sur Crime et Documentaire. Réalisée par Louis Sonney.

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  • Paranormal
  • Horreur corporelle
  • Sorcellerie
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Influences

  1. 1936
    Hell-a-Vision
  2. 1969
    She Came on the Bus
  3. 1972
    Willowbrook: The Last Great Disgrace
  4. 1984
    Terreur dans la salle
  5. 1985
    Face à la mort III
  6. 1989
    Death Scenes

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