In a welcome sign of Rollin’s widening popularity, CRX, an LA-based band formed in 2016 by Stokes’ lead-guitarist Nick Valensi, have cited Jean Rollin’s vampire films as inspiration for the video released to promote their new single ‘Get Close’ and their album ‘Peek’ out on August 23rd. The video [...]
Our UK releases for July include another in our current wave of contemporary Italian sexploitation titles, this time inspired by Charlie's Angels. Luna's Angels feature three curvacious women, including Roberta Gemma the star of Diary of a Secretary, who are prepared to do anything to uncover some missing [...]
We have a great sixties Jess Franco title out in the US on Redemption Blu-ray this July. Attack of the Robots (1966) is a mad and stylish mix of Sci-Fi and James Bond style pulp thriller in which a madman creates a small army of robots to do his [...]
June sees two new dark and erotic additions to Salvation's ever growing library of exploitation titles. The Succulent Succubus is a wicked Japanese sex comedy full of saucy sorcery and painful perversions. Directed by Mototsugu Watanabe (Whore Angel, Milk the Maid), it features two of Pink Cinemas hottest stars, Sho Nishino [...]
his obscure Spanish occult and gothic horror from 1976 is a mix of satanism, mad scientist and sexploitation. Originally title Le Perversa Caricia De Satán and directed by Jordi Gigó whose other credits include Porno Girls, Devil's Kiss is a bit of a hotchpotch of genres but is nevertheless [...]
Salvation Films is delighted to announce that we will be releasing the stylish and highly original new feature Far from the Apple Tree later this year. Directed by Grant McPhee and starring Sorcha Groundsell who recently wowed viewers of Netflix's The Innocents and Victoria Liddelle (The Outlaw King), Far from [...]
UK government papers that have been sealed and kept secret for the last 25 years have now been released. Amazingly they reveal that in between bonking Edwina Currie his Junior Health Minister and organising a traffic cone hotline, that Prime Minister John Major was working himself up into a furious [...]
On February 19th 2019 Jean Rollin's hugely underrated and least known feature,mDracula's Fiancée (2002), is being released on Redemption Blu-ray in the US in all its surreal and eccentric glory. Centred on a professor and his young assistant hunting for Dracula's remains it is a film full of visual treats and [...]
Musician and artist Teresa Winter who records with The Death of Rave label cites Jean Rollin and the Marquis de Sade along with a bad dream of being murdered by her boyfriend as inspiration for her new album, 'What is the Night For'. The album, released on the 28th [...]
Jean Rollin’s, slow but inexorable rise to mainstream acceptance continues with two major theatrical screenings of his work, one in London and the other in New York. In London, the UK’s prestigious BFI (British Film Institute) is screening The Iron Rose, an incredibly gothic and dark tale of love and [...]
