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Dr. Caligari (1989)

Directed by Stephen Sayadian

Fantasy | Horror | Science Fiction

Most recently watched by zombiefreak, noahphex, BTSjunkie

Overview

Mrs. Van Houten has shown signs of losing touch with reality, and her husband discusses possible treatment with Dr. Caligari, who says Mrs. Van Houten has a disease of the libido.

Rated R | Length 80 minutes

Actors

Madeleine Reynal | Fox Harris | Laura Albert | Jennifer Balgobin | John Durbin | Gene Zerna | David Parry | Jennifer Miro | Stephen Quadros | Debra De Liso | Catherine Case | Marjean Holden | Nina DePonca | Barry Phillips | Magie Song | Carol Albright | Lori Chacko | Salvador R. Espinoza | Joseph Baratelli | April Hartz | Anthony Robertson | Tequila Mockingbird | Texacala Jones | Renee Le Ballister | Carol Ercolono | Brian Balrice | Jodie Davis | Lisa La Mel | Randy Cook | Honey Davis | Charles Prior | Anastasia Steiner | Kim Kruger | Tracey Mirmer | Megan Berglevist | Ky Moffet | Annette Karcher | Ray Mullins | Martin Corbin | Tommy Wright | Kathy Durham | Brad Durham

Viewing History (seen 1 time)

Viewing Notes

Third and final movie in Paul’s “no theme” watch party via Kast. I also guessed this title correctly based on the clues he provided earlier in the week. This one has been on my watchlist for a long time and I actually have a file of this somewhere that Noah gave me years ago. But like everything I just haven’t gotten to it. Having it featured in this watch party was a good excuse to finally give it a watch. After some technical difficulties which delayed the start until the wee hours Paul was able to get the movie to play correctly.

It’s definitely as weird as I’ve heard and such a surreal piece of bizarro cinema. Can totally understand why this movie shows up on those “10 weird movies you’ve never seen” lists bc it’s def that kind of movie. Not sure why this one hasn’t gotten a better release bc there’s certainly an audience for this kind of provocative live art installation in film form. Don’t ask me what it’s about bc the entire time I didn’t know what the story was as it just seems to be more of an experimental / avant-garde production.

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