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- A Pessimist is Never Disappointed My friend Glenn’s great website about films, music, TV, you name it
- Another blog by me About other stuff I like
- Avik Kumar Maitra: Portfolio Amazing graphic design from Avicus
- Barry Hickey's website (actor from Revenge of the Stolen Stars) Friend to Du dumme Sau!, Barry says Klaus Kinski refused to talk to him on the Revenge of the Stolen Stars set because he was “a ghost”
- Beat Presser Photographer Incredibly talented photographer who has worked extensively with Klaus Kinski and Werner Herzog
- Buy signed David Schmoeller DVDs including Please Kill Mr Kinski on this website
- Datapanik Design Lovely posters, record artwork, flyers, etc
- Datapanik Design's Photostream
- David Schmoeller's website (Crawlspace Director) Friend to Du dumme Sau! even if he did make a film called Please Kill Mr Kinski!
- Everything is Cinema My boyfriend’s lovely blog about obscure cinematic treats. I will make sure he updates it!
- From Austria For The World video blog Markus, friend of Du dumme Sau!, walks through Vienna with another Markus talking about films and stuff – watch it!
- Genius and Disorder DocPhnoeker's Kinski Channel on YouTube The world of Klaus Kinski, best actor ever – I love it!
- Hommage to Klaus Kinski German website Learn German or translate it with Google, excellent source of Kinski info
- Kasting Kinski An excellent website with Kinski illustrations, embedded videos and text – great graphics and amusing text from fellow Kinski lovers, check it out!
- Kinski Beat Presser Exhibition in Munster, Germany 08.04.11 to 03.10.11
- Klaus Gifski – Another great Klaus site
- Klaus Kinski Forum Everything you want to know about Klaus Kinski, includes great press articles etc
- Klaus Kinski Official Website
- The Kinski Club, Berlin Tiny club in Berlin which shows Kinski films each week
- The Kinski Files A great Kinski resource
- The Official Werner Herzog website
- The Online Guide to Klaus Kinski Mind your ears! Klaus shouts at you when you visit this great Kinski website
Category Archives: Film Review
Klaus Kinski needs to work on his interview technique
Circus of Fear aka Circus of Terror; Das Rätsel des silbernen Dreieck; Psycho-Circus (Dir John Llewellyn Moxey, 1966) Basic plot: A security guard is killed during an armed robbery on Tower Bridge. The robbers get away with the money leaving … Continue reading
Klaus Kinski burns down the boathouse
Love Sounds episode from TV series The Hitchhiker, aka La musique adoucit les morts (Le Voyageur) (Dir David Wickes, 1984) Basic plot: Kurt Hoffmann, a classical music composer, hires Eric Dunlap to create the ultimate sound system for him. Whilst … Continue reading
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Tagged Belinda Bauer, David Wickes, Klaus Kinski, Lovesounds, Ron Lee, Stephen Shellen, The Hitchhiker
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Klaus Kinski wants to give people fun
KlausKinski.45minutes (Dir Jay Miracle, 1985) Background: Klaus Kinski is bored and agrees to do an interview with the film maker Jay Miracle on the De Laurentiis Studios lot outside Rome. This leads to a chaotic rant on various subjects including … Continue reading
Klaus Kinski gets thrown out of a window
A Genius, Two Partners and a Dupe aka Nobody’s the Greatest; Un genio, due compare, un pollo; Nobody ist der Größte; Un genie, deux associés, une cloche (Dir Damiano Damiani, 1975) Basic plot: Joe Thanks teams up with Steamengine Bill … Continue reading
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Tagged A Genius Two Partners and a Dupe, Damiano Damiani, Ennio Morricone, Harald Reinl, Ian Fryer, Justin Lee Collins, Klaus Kinski, Last of the Renegades, Miou-Miou, My Name is Nobody, Nobody's the Greatest, Nouveaux Pictures, Patrick McGoohan, Robert Charlebois, Sergio Leone, Terence Hill, Winnetou II
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Klaus Kinski makes the bed
Lifespan aka Le secret de la vie; El experimento; Il patto con il diavolo (Dir Sandy Whitelaw, 1975) Basic plot: Dr Ben Land, a young American scientist, travels to the Netherlands to collaborate with Dr Paul Linden at the University … Continue reading
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Tagged Daughters of Darkness, electronic reincarnation, Eric Schneider, Fons Rademakers, Frans Mulder, Harry Kumel, Hiram Keller, Hotel Doelen Amsterdam, immortality, increased lifespan, Klaus Kinski, Laurent Boutonnat, Lifespan, madness, Mondo Macabro, Murder, Mylene Farmer, Sandy Whitelaw, suicide, Terry Riley, Tina Aumont
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Klaus Kinski wears a rubber suit
Only The Cool aka Pill of Death; La peau de torpedo; Children of Mata Hari; Der Mann mit der Torpedohaut (Dir Jean Delannoy, 1970) Basic plot: Dominique’s antique dealer husband, Nicolas, goes off on mysterious trips without her and does … Continue reading
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Tagged Francois de Roubaix, Jean Delannoy, Klaus Kinski, Only The Cool, Spy Film, Stephane Audran
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Klaus Kinski wears a gold jacket to the orgy
Madame Claude aka The French Woman and Madame Claude und ihre Gazellen (Dir Just Jaeckin, 1977) Basic plot: Photographer David Evans has photographs of Madame Claude’s high-class call girls entertaining their clients, who just happen to be politicians, high-flyers from … Continue reading
Klaus Kinski wears tight, white ski-pants
The Soldier aka Codename: The Soldier; Der Söldner; Le soldat (Dir James Glickenhaus, 1982) Basic plot: When Russian terrorists steal a nuclear device, they hold the world hostage by declaring that they will contaminate half of the world’s oil supplies … Continue reading
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Tagged Action Film, Christian David, James Glickenhaus, Ken Wahl, Kinski die biographie, Klaus Kinski, Tangerine Dream, The Soldier
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Klaus Kinski gets a whipping
The Pleasure Girls aka Die Goldpuppen (Dir Gerry O’Hara, 1965) Basic plot: Sally Feathers moves to Swinging 60’s London from the countryside to take up a career in modelling. She lodges in a Kensington town-house with friends from her school … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne Heywood, Anneke Wills, BFI Flipside, Cathode Ray Tube, Compton-Tekli, Francesca Annis, Gerry O'Hara, Getting On With Their Own Happiness The Pleasure Girls, Ian McShane, Klaus Kinski, Mandy Rice-Davis, Michael Klinger, Peter Rachman, Profumo Affair, Raymond Stross, Sue Harper, Suzanna Leigh, Swinging London, That Kind of Girl, The Pleasure Girls, Tony Tenser, Whipping
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