Alright, let’s talk about Spelunke. This one’s a real deep cut from 1929, a silent German film that, honestly, isn't for everyone. If you're a serious silent cinema enthusiast or just really into early German film, you might find it compelling. For casual viewers? Or folks expecting anything like modern pacing? You'll ...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
E.W. Emo
Alexander Butler
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"Alright, let’s talk about Spelunke. This one’s a real deep cut from 1929, a silent German film that, honestly, isn't for everyone. If you're a serious silent cinema enthusiast or just really into early German film, you might find it compelling. For casual viewers? Or folks expecting anything like modern pacing? You'll probably be pretty bored, or just confused. It’s a commitment, for sure. 😅 The whole thing feels super atmospheric, even if the print I watched was a bit rough. It throws you rig..."
Harry Hardt
Walter Wassermann, Fritz Falkenstein
Germany
