Maniac (1934) Yasujiro Ozu 261-pound fighter who has the

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Maniac (1934) Yasujiro Ozu 261-pound fighter who has theSo 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