Horror anthology with incomprehensible stories and non-stop laughs. Some of the funniest unintentionally funny things ever captured on celluloid lie herein.

Although it's about an evil frog-worshipping cult, the religious subtext in PSYCHOMANIA is strangely affirmative: eternal life is possible ONLY in the absence of the fear of death.

One of the least stagey and most cinematic Bill Shakespeare adaptations, it's also my favorite Polanski film by far, and the Shakespeare play I would take to a desert island if KING LEAR was checked out of the library.