Then in 2016, Pete Tombs' own Mondo Macabro and the BFI Flipside labels released simultaneous Blu-ray editions of Symptoms, Larraz's 1974 British horror film. Most elusive of all were the films of José Larraz, who’s films (with the single exception of Vampyres) had all but vanished from the earth.

More often than not, many of them were only available in bootleg form, often incomplete and of terrible quality. But having been published in 1995, attempts to see the titles discussed would often prove to be a source of frustration, given how few of the films were accessible to view. This book was absolutely essential for anyone interested in European cult cinema and served as a primary reference for anyone hoping to learn more about the films of Jess Franco, Jean Rollin, Walerian Borowczyk and Robbe-Grillet, among others. They decide to take a short cut, but are stranded in a rural region unknown to them, one populated by all manner of ghoulish, bloodthirsty villagers.I first discovered the cinema of José Roman Larraz in the same way that many others probably did, through the seminal book Immoral Tales, written by Cathal Tohill and Pete Tombs. Set in contemporary Islamabad, it depicts a bunch of college kids, many of them middle-class and affluent, who are driving to a rock show. Directed by Omar Ali Khan, it is in Urdu and English. Zibahkhana will be screened on May 23, 7.30 pm. What Rangila has managed to create is not only one of the most important and ground-breaking films in Lollywood history, but also a masterfully camouflaged satire with the most hysteria-inducing comedy and farce. and unwilling to take any more, vows not to give up like a typical simpering Pakistani woman. Waheed Murad is the most despicable husband to his wife Rani. It has Waheed Murad, Rani, Sultan Rahi, Chakori, Naghma, Khanum, Rangila and Nanna. On May 23, 5 pm, Aurat Raj (Urdu), directed by Rangila, will be screened. The only Pakistani film to be rated ‘X’ in its country of origin, this is the first Dracula film to include a shocking baby stealing scene. It is directed by Khwaja Sarfaraz and the cast includes Habib, Rehan, Asad, Yasmeena, Nasreen, Talish. Watch Zinda Lash on the same day at 6.30 pm.

Written, produced and directed by Pete Tombs and Andy Starke, the series focused on cult cinema from countries not usually associated with genre product. Mondo Macabro was a British television series based on the book of the same name by Pete Tombs. On May 22, 5 pm, watch Mondo Macabro: Horror & Fantasy in South Asia.

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