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Eye Horror Marathon

Eye Horror Marathon

To mark 75 years of Eye, Koolhoven & Simons present a night-long marathon of sophisticated horror films about eyes: the Eye Horror Marathon with back-to-back Eyes Without a Face (DCP), Eyes in the Labyrinth (35mm), Eyes of Laura Mars (35mm) plus the 4K restoration of The Hills Have Eyes (DCP).

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Martin Koolhoven: “Wow. Ronald Simons and I have done a lot of things in Eye, but never a film marathon before. And what a marathon! Starting with a French body horror classic (Eyes Without a Face), then a great giallo from Italy (Eye in the Labyrinth), followed by Faye Dunaway’s chilling visions of what a serial killer has been up to (Eyes of Laura Mars), based on a script by John Carpenter, and finally Wes Craven’s cult classic about a family of cannibals (The Hills Have Eyes). All woven together by Ronald and me with chat and clips focusing on eyes. A real feast for all film-lovers. We’ll sleep when we’re dead!”

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Persons under 16 years must be accompanied by an adult

Length

419 min.

Event language

Dutch

Moderator

Martin Koolhoven & Ronald Simons

Part of

Koolhoven & Simons

Each month, Koolhoven and Simons take a deep dive into the ins & outs of genre film. With an ode to rare trailers and forgotten classics from the Eye collection. Fancy an evening of giallo with Dario Argento? A blast of Gothic? Or a tasty cannibal special? Koolhoven & Simons have it all!

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still Eyes of Laura Mars (Irvin Kershner, US 1978)
still The Hills Have Eyes (Wes Craven, US 1977)

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