SYNOPSIS:The latest book from the We Belong Dead team is something very special -- a film-by-film, year-by-year guide to British horror movies of the sensational seventies! It chronicles the peak era of the popular Amicus anthologies and Hammer's potent mixing of period Gothic and emerging screen violence, alongside important individual one-offs (The Wicker Man, Don't Look Now), cult favorites (The Medusa Touch, The Shout), and many fallen-between-the-cracks obscurities (What Became of Jack and Jill?, The Night Digger, and others yet to make it to Blu-ray release).
Chopped Meat tells the full story of U.K. fright cinema during the decade of the three-day week, power cuts, T Rex, and hot pants! Pete Walker, Norman J Warren, José Larraz, David McGillivray, Stephen Weeks, and even Andy Milligan and Jesús Franco, made major contributions to the British horror scene of the 1970s, and the WBD team has reviewed more than 180 tantalizing terror titles from Assault to Alien, from Blind Terror to Terror, and from Fright to Frightmare.
Large format, more than 380 pages in full color (an inch-thick tome of ghoulish delight!).
We were only able to get the soft cover as the hard cover printing was very limited and already sold out in the U.K. Brand-new and uncirculated. Received directly from the publisher in the U.K.
