iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Even More Films Good Boy (2025). Directed by Jan Komasa British thriller with Stephen Graham, who kidnaps an out of control young man played by Anson Boon. He and his wife (an even ghostlier than usual Andrea Risborough) keep him chained up in their cellar and attempt to turn him good. Unusual.

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Even More Films The Killers (1964). Directed by Don Siegel Not particularly faithful to Hemmingway but a very entertaining femme fatale film from Don Siegel. An always great Lee Marvin, superb performances from John Cassavetes and Angie Dickinson and there's Ronald Reagan as a baddie too.

1123

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Even More Films Gozu (2003). Directed by Takashi Miike. Insane comedy/crime thriller/horror. A gangster has to kill his boss but things go wrong and bizarre. The last 20 minutes or so are truly unhinged and unforgettable. It doesn't always make sense but just give in to it. Free on YouTube.

010

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Even More Films The Butcher (Le Boucher) (1970). Directed by Claude Chabrol Chabrol's Hitchcock inspired thriller. Beautifully acted by Stephane Audran and Jean Yanne who begin a platonic relationship whilst women are being murdered in the town. Is Yanne the killer? Intriguing.

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Thanks to Sixto and Marion at Cave 12. Thanks also to all the staff there. It was a truly great evening in Geneva. One of my favourite shows that we've done. Photo courtesy of Roman.

020

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

Ramleh live at The Underworld, Camden, London, 3 December. Full 4-piece band. Tickets here:- dice.fm/partner/tick...

053

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

Even More Films Urchin (2025). Directed by Harris Dickinson Dickinson's first feature as director. He also writes and co-stars. Frank Dhillane is great as Mike, a young homeless man just released from prison, trying to get by. Sometimes he's unlucky, sometimes it's his own fault. Very good.

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Even More Films House (Hausu) (1977). Directed by Nobuhiko Ōbayashi One of the strangest films ever made. It's presented like a children's film but it's also a horror film, with blood, dismemberment and cannibalism. Exhausting camera work, part-animated, psychedelic, unforgettably crazy.

030

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

RAMLEH: Live In Italy 2026! 2-piece power electronics line-up. RAMLEH will perform at the XXII CONGRESSO POST INDUSTRIALE November 28 2026 This is RAMLEH's first live performance in Italy in 10 years. Venue: CAPITOL - Pordenone / Italy On-Line tickets available here: link.dice.fm/K0a03d2d8c07

030

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

Even More Films The Piano Teacher (2001). Directed by Michael Haneke An astonishing Isabelle Huppert stars as a piano teacher living in a claustrophobic relationship with her mother, but we see her watch porn and self-harm. Then a student falls in love with her but she has demands that shock him

010

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 30/08/2026

Even More Films The Masturbator's Heart (2023). Directed by Michael Salerno This low-budget French film takes bleak cinema to new depths. Ange Dargent plays a boy in his late teens who appears to be severely depressed. He decides to accept an online 50-day suicide challenge. Devastatingly sad.

010

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

Even More Films Baal (1970). Directed by Volker Schlöndorff Made for German TV in 1970 by Schlöndorff with the genius casting of Rainer Werner Fassbinder in the lead role. It feels like a Fassbinder film. It's set in the present. Baal is hailed as a poetic genius but does all he can to destroy.

020

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

I now have copies of the double vinyl reissue of the 1987 Broken Flag compilation Never Say When available at £27 plus shipping. Send me a message if interested or go to the Broken Flag page on Discogs.

020

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 08/08/2026

Even More Films Cathy's Curse (1977). Directed by Eddy Matalon Canadian horror. I found this better than its reputation, but I was drinking. From the Exorcist/Omen era, so a little derivative but without much religious angle. Cathy is possessed by her dead aunt through a doll and things go badly.

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

Even More Films The Bloodstained Butterfly (1971). Directed by Duccio Tessari Usually described as a giallo, this Italian thriller has elements of that but it's also a courtroom drama and has some nice twists too. A celebrity is tried for murder but is he guilty? Helmut Berger stars. Intriguing.

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

Even More Films Fear of Fear (1975). Directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder Made for TV in 1975. A woman suffers from mental health problems after the birth of her second child. Great performance by Margit Carstensen. Also stars Brigitte Mira. The acting and direction rise above the basic plot.

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 03/08/2026

The new Kleistwahr CD for this year is Channel Some Angst. With fantastic artwork again from Michael Boul. Nine tracks. A lot more noise than recent albums. High-speed drums on the first two tracks and a few more familiar sounds. Pre-order here:- fourthdimensionrecords.bigcartel.com/product/klei...

fourthdimensionrecords.bigcartel.com

Kleistwahr 'Channel Some Angst' CD PRE-ORDER

The first thing that should strike any attentive listener of Gary Mundy’s work as Kleistwahr is that this new collection of nine songs features drums on the opening two tracks. Combining a manic rhyth...

050

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 02/08/2026

Even More Films Murmur of the Heart (1971). Directed by Louis Malle Malle's excellent coming of age film. Benoît Ferreux is a slightly annoying, precocious 14 year-old rich kid called Laurent. He likes jazz and complex books and has a disturbing relationship with his mother. Worrying but stunning

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 19/07/2026

Even More Films Devil Times Five (1974). Directed by Sean MacGregor and David Sheldon A bus carrying 5 murderous children from an asylum crashes. Only they survive. They go to a house full of rich types and begin to kill them for no apparent reason. Cheap, nasty and worryingly entertaining.

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 18/07/2026

Even More Films Felicia's Journey (1999). Directed by Atom Egoyan Drama/thriller starring Bob Hoskins as Joe and Elaine Cassidy as Felicia. She is in England, over from Ireland, looking for her boyfriend as she is pregnant. Joe offers to help as he has "helped" other girls before her. Creepy.

010

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

Benny's Video (1992). Directed by Michael Haneke 14 year-old Benny is obsessed with video. Particularly one he made of a pig being killed with a bolt gun. He recreates the video with a girl, using the bolt gun he has acquired, kills her and then shows his parents the video with disastrous results

020

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 10/07/2026

Even More Films Baby Blood (1990). Directed by Alain Robak French horror with Emmanuelle Escourrou as Yanka, who is impregnated by an ancient creature needing to be born. It talks to and controls her until she fights back, leading to an interesting relationship. Gory, horrible and funny at times.

100

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

Even More Films The Blockhouse (1973). Directed by Clive Rees Yes, Peter Sellers and Charles Aznavour and it is neither a comedy, nor a musical. It begins on D-Day and some PoWs prisoners get trapped in a bombed storage facility. They have food and drink but won't be rescued anytime soon. Bleak.

100

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 02/07/2026

Even More Films The Seventh Continent (1989). Directed by Michael Haneke Anthony di Franco mentioned this film to me the other day and I was shocked to realise that it was a Michael Haneke film that somehow I had never seen. He highly recommended it and was right to do so, as it is superb.

120

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 29/06/2026

Even More Films Annychka (1969). Directed by Boris Ivchenko Soviet film set in Western Ukraine during the Second World War. Annychka's family are living under Nazi occupation. Annychka discovers a wounded Russian partisan and hides him and brings him food and falls in love. It doesn't go well.

041

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 22/06/2026

Stephen Meixner kindly sent me this new Contrastate CD and it is truly excellent. A soundtrack for a film that was never made. It is giallo inspired and works brilliantly. Possibly the best thing they've ever done. Highly recommended.

010

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 19/06/2026

Backrooms (2026). Directed by Kane Parsons Chiwetel Ejiofor is Clark who discovers the endless backrooms through a wall in the basement of his cheap furniture shop. Renate Reinsve is his psychiatrist who is looking for him and ends up in the backrooms too. It's creepy if not terrifying. Intriguing.

010

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 16/06/2026

Even More Films Obsession (2025). Written and directed by Curry Barker The old Monkey's Paw story. Bear loves Nikki. She may not feel the same, so he wishes on a one wish toy that she will adore him and she adores him way too much. It's the execution that makes an old story really work. Gory.

010

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 14/06/2026

Even More Films Only the River Flows (2023). Directed by Wei Shujun Chinese police drama starring Zhu Yilong as a detective trying to solve the murder of a woman known as Granny Four. More people die and the investigation starts to drive him insane. Dark, moody bleak and quite excellent.

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 11/06/2026

Anthony di Franco returns with his first Ax album in years and it's a great one. Out now on the great Nashazphone record label. Highly recommended.

040

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 10/06/2026

Even More Films Cold as Marble (2022). Directed by Asif Rustamov From Azerbaijan comes a tale of an artist who is in a relationship with a married woman and whose father is in prison for the murder of his mother. The father is released on parole and moves in with his son and dominates his life.

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 09/06/2026

Even More Films Night of Fear (1973). Directed by Terry Bourke Demented Australian horror short. Just shy of an hour. Unbelievably, made as a pilot for a TV series. It was not only rejected but banned for a time. Virtually no dialogue. Quick unpleasant edits. Non-stop tension. Lots of screaming.

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 03/06/2026

Great night at Merzbow, Cavalera, Bernocchi last night. Great show, especially when Iggor Cavalera started on the drums. Sounded fantastic. Great to be there in the company of Chris Low and SPK legend Dom Guerin.

030

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 29/05/2026

Ramleh return to Geneva this September but it will be a very different show from last time. 4-piece bleak psychedelic rock like the last few records. Tickets on the door only. Hopefully see you there.

021

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 25/05/2026

Even More Films The Pornographers (1966). Directed by Shôhei Imamura This is not a pornographic film. It's a film about pornography, amongst other things. Extremely strange film presented as normal. Probably offensive to many. It discusses or presents a lot of taboos for a 1966 film. Fascinating.

020

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 23/05/2026

Even More Films Granny's Dancing on the Table (2015). Directed by Ami-Ro Sköld A depressing drama in the way only the Swedish know how to do and that isn't a criticism. Imagine if Bergman had used stop-motion animation in his films and you're not far off. Part live action, part animated. Superb.

010

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 21/05/2026

Another poor photo of a great band. The Ex being magnificent at the 100 Club last night.

010

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 05/05/2026

Just approved the test pressings for the vinyl reissue of this old Broken Flag compilation from 1987. It's coming out on Fourth Dimension soon. It's double vinyl to incorporate the bonus tracks from the CD and original cassette versions. fourthdimensionrecords.bigcartel.com/product/va-n...

020

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 02/05/2026

House of All live at Oslo, London last night. Sorry for the poor picture. This is history for Fall fans. Karl Burns and Paul Hanley drumming together again just like it's the early 80s. Not only that but Simon Wolstencroft drums with them too and yes for several songs all 3 of them play together.

030

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 30/04/2026

Even More Films A Patch of Fog (2015). Directed by Michael Lennox This is a small film but it's lifted up by two tremendous performances from Stephen Graham and Conleth Hill. Graham's security guard catches Hill's novelist shoplifting and blackmails him into becoming "friends". Nice twists.

010

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 28/04/2026

Even More Films The Unscarred (2000). Directed by Buddy Giovinazzo Giovinazzo made the excellent films Combat Shock and No Way Home. This is a terrific thriller from 2000, starring the superb James Russo. 4 friends from University reunite after 20 years but it goes very badly. Free on YouTube.

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 27/04/2026

Very excited to be part of this incredible line-up. Tickets available via @seetickets

020

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 12/04/2026

Even More Films Love (2015). Directed by Gaspar Noé This gets written off as a lesser Noé film. I think that's unfair. Yes, some of the sex scenes are not simulated and yes, it did get released in 3D! Those things aside, it's a great, intense depiction of a powerful relationship and its fallout.

010

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 07/04/2026

Even More Films Reflection in a Dead Diamond (2025). Directed by Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani Some will think this style over substance but this is style plus substance. It's in the style of 60s European spy films but with rapid editing that is exhilarating and confusing in the best way.

010

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 06/04/2026

Even More Films Night Birds (1970). Directed by Andy Milligan Just arrived on BFI Player. Well worth watching if you like 70s disastrous relationship dramas. Dee takes homeless Dink to her horrible flat where a roller coaster of a relationship develops. Low-budget, stagey but fascinating.

020

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 05/04/2026

Even More Films Day-Dream (1964). Directed by Tetsuji Takechi Early Japanese pink film. A man goes to the dentist and sees a woman in the waiting room. The treatment room is set up to treat two people at once. He is put to sleep next to her and has fantasies about her and the dentist. Bizarre.

020

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 04/04/2026

Even More Films Death Warmed Up (1984). Directed by David Blyth It's 1980s New Zealand. Early Peter Jackson style. Michael Hurst plays Michael Tucker who has been brainwashed by a scientist into killing his parents. Now he's released from incarceration and wants revenge. Cheap, nasty, gory but fun

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 03/04/2026

Beyond the Darkness (1979). Directed by Joe D'Amato A taxidermist's wife dies and he decides to dig her up and stuff her, as it were. The taxidermy scenes are very gory. He lives with a housekeeper who is in love with him but he is still in love with his dead wife which leads to unpleasant issues.

000

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 29/03/2026

Even More Films Blood for Dracula (1974). Directed by Paul Morrissey Udo Keir stars as Dracula, wasting away as he can't find virgin blood, so he goes to Italy with assistant Anton and they find a family with four daughters, but Joe Dallasandro has got there first with two girls. Great stuff.

010

Gary Mundy @garymundy99.bsky.social · 26/03/2026

Even More Films No Way Home (1996). Directed by Buddy Giovinazzo Giovinazzo is best known for the 80s classic Combat Shock. This isn't as original as that one but Tim Roth elevates it as a man released from prison on parole. Things don't go well when he moves in with his drug dealing brother.

000