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Description: Reviews of genre films with a focus on cult and horror, by Joshua Samford and several guest reviewers. Also includes a small selection of wallpapers and a discussion forum.
The legend of Don Juan dates all the way back to the 14th century. Originally showing up in a play by Tirso de Molina, this ancient story has been retold countless times in all manners of artistic expression. The story, in most retellings, focuses on a prosperous libertine man who has dedicated his life to seducing women of all sorts. This character has become synonymous with the Western concept of the “ladies man.” This is a character that is obsessed with copulation, the opposite sex, and holding dominance over these women. I put forth to you today that the greatest variation of this mythos within the East would be through the cinematic lover known as Charlie Cho. He, unfortunately, remains little known to those outside of the darkest recesses of Hong Kong cinema, but for those who have seen his work: there becomes a desire, something that is impossible to resist, that they must help spread his reputation within the west.
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| Page title: | Varied Celluloid |
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| Description: | Varied Celluloid is a film website that delivers reviews of genre films from around the world, mostly focusing on cult, foreign, and horror. |
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