🧡Watchlist Rainbow Challenge🧡

I'm not trying to be an understanding wife. I'm trying to behave like a Marxist.

Queer political drama by Spanish gay socialist director Eloy de la Iglesias, the first I've seen from him. Leftist politician on the rise during the Spanish transition to democracy can't keep his hands off of teenage boys, which becomes a ruthless weapon in the hands of the Fascists. A sombre and no-frills relational drama with elements of romance that primarily focuses on…

Paul Bartel's second campy trans-continental carmageddon action comedy, after dystopian sci-fi satire Death Race 2000, has a lot more action and, unfortunately, a lot less charm. The point of these films is not the race at all, but the outlandish characters, and the cast is a lot less flamboyant here - no Matilda the Hun, no Nero the Hero, no Machine Gun Joe Viterbo. Worst of all, Bartel has thrown out one of the most iconic looks of '70s sploitation,…