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Wednesday, May 18th, 2011 by admin
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Street No. 77 (1960) – Capsule Review
Released way back in 1960, Street No. 77 was perhaps Pakistan’s first experiment with the horror genre. Taking inspiration from the American hit, The Invisible Man (1933), Street No. 77 had a superior technical work. The villain in this film was a scientist, who disappears after drinking a special potion, …
Zinda Laash (1967)
In a day and age where even the mere mention of Lollywood elicits shudders of contempt, it is a relief to watch a resurrected classic Zinda Laash. Horror film buff and filmmaker Omar Khan decided to bring this desi gothic classic to life to show what Pakistani cinema was once …
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