Maniac (1934) Yasujiro Ozu and the Popular Front’
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and the Popular Front’
conglomerate OmniCorp uses robotic technology to transform critically injured police officer Alex Murphy (Kinnaman) into the ultimate crime fighter
exploding stuntmen and synth-disco carnage
261-pound fighter who has the backing of the Soviet Union
Maniac (1934) Yasujiro Ozu and the Popular Front’So perverse that it continues to shock and offend viewers 90 years after its release, Dwain Espers Maniac is a deranged retelling of Edgar Allan Poes The Black Cat in the guise of an educational film on mental illness. This no budget thriller by self taught filmmakers has a wildly fragmented style. Its intrusive use of title scrolls, stock footage, and gratuitous nudity make it one of the first true underground films (with a gruesome wink at the