Blood and Black Lace (1964)/Young Dillinger (1965) in the PNW

Details: Written by: Mortado; Category: The 1960s in Northwest Cinemas

This is a collection of media from the initial runs of "Blood and Black Lace" (1964) in the Pacific Northwest. Young Dillinger (1965) also ran.

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Blood and Black Lace (1964)
“Blood and Black Lace,” directed by Mario Bava, is a classic 1964 giallo film that delves into the dark and stylish world of a Roman fashion house. The story revolves around a series of brutal murders targeting the models of the fashion house, all committed by a mysterious masked killer. As the body count rises, the tension escalates, revealing a web of secrets, lies, and hidden motives among the characters. The film is renowned for its vivid use of color, atmospheric cinematography, and its blend of suspense and horror, making it a significant influence on the giallo genre.

Director: Mario Bava
Writers: Marcello Fondato, Giuseppe Barilla, Mario Bava
Stars: Cameron Mitchell, Eva Bartok, Thomas Reiner
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Young Dillinger (1965)
“Young Dillinger,” directed by Terry O. Morse, is a 1965 gangster film that chronicles the early criminal exploits of the infamous John Dillinger. The story begins with Dillinger, played by Nick Adams, attempting a robbery at the behest of his girlfriend, Elaine. This act lands him in prison, where he meets notorious criminals “Pretty Boy” Floyd and “Baby Face” Nelson. Together, they form a gang and embark on a series of daring heists, escalating their notoriety and making Dillinger one of America’s most wanted men. The film captures the thrilling and dangerous life of Dillinger, highlighting his rise in the criminal underworld.

Director: Terry O. Morse
Writers: Arthur Hoerl, Donald Zimbalist
Stars: Nick Adams, Robert Conrad, John Ashley
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August 10, 1965 ad (Seattle)