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He’s back! The splendid Cillian Donnelly returns, he who some time ago presented his first list of 100 Movies To Be Seen Before You Die. Enjoy his latest thrilling installment!

101. Orpheé (1950)
Post-war retelling of the Orpheus legend, featuring a dominatrix Angel of Death, Nazified celestial dispatch riders and poetic fragments broadcast over short-wave radio.

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The BodyguardThe best ‘bad’ film – ever

Well, there we have it, ladies and germs – Picturenose reaches its 300th post. As ever, when these milestones occur, a big thank you is due to all our visitors and contributors, old and new. And, to mark this auspicious occasion, what better opportunity for me to finally present my defence of the film that, officially, nobody liked except the audiences and me. I have been forced to explain my fondness for this a number of times to a number of accusors (and you know who you are) so here, for posterity, is why The Bodyguard (1992) simply ain’t as bad as many say. I thank you…

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Threads (1984)As the world unravels…

A few words about Threads (1984) by Mick Jackson (The Bodyguard (1992), Volcano (1997), QED: A Guide To Armageddon (1982)) – a film that demands to be seen and appreciated, even if ‘enjoyed’ is not the most appropriate term to describe what your reaction to this post-nuclear holocaust nightmare is likely to be…

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