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EPISODE · Apr 25, 2024 · 1H 43M

74. Stuart Gordon Part 1 - 1985 to 1992

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Between 1985 and 2007, a former theatre director named Stuart Gordon embarked on an iconic movie directing career which, in later years, catapulted his filmography to cult status. With the help of producer, Brian Yuzna – himself a H.P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe enthusiast – he directed the notorious, independently-produced ‘Re-Animator’ in 1985 which led to a three picture deal with the now defunct Empire Pictures International, resulting in From Beyond (1986), Dolls (1987) and Robot Jox (1990) – all becoming cult faves, both at the time and in later years. In part one of our Stuart Gordon retrospective review series, Steven, Benjamin and Sean – resident Gordon fanatic - share their *slightly* divided opinion on these early films, as well as The Pit and the Pendulum (1991) and Fortress (1992) (-  or 1994 if you live in the UK like us!) Follow us on X Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook

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Steven, Benjamin and Sean kick off their latest directorial filmography deep-dive with a look at American cult horror filmmaker; Stuart Gordon and his works. Starting with Re-Animator (1985) and up to Fortress (1992).

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