#mojica

[classichorrorblog]

This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse (1967)

[sacredwhores]

José Mojica Marins - The End of Man (1971)

[cinematic-studies]

This Night I’ll Possess Your Corpse (José Mojica Marins, 1967)

*Cinematic Studies is also on Instagram. Follow @cinematicstudies

[miamaimania]

"Vampire Bite Necklace" by Rebeca Mojica - Chainmail choker with blood-red drops

[weirdlookindog]

Coffin Joe / Zé do Caixão

[warhead]

[romihearts]

fellow filo spotted.

HEAR ME OUT... Malleus x Filipino!GN!Reader and they are just exchanging things about their languages and cultures !! Very heavy fluff (+is it possible if its pre relationship)

talk that talk ! ┊ft. malleus draconia

synopsis. with every second of your voice that he hears, he falls more and more into your love.

content. gn reader, intended lowercase, there are some parts which are filipino but i'll provide a translation

her notes. HAIAIAI omg filipino twstie also this will mostly focus more on the reader because i dont really know much about the languages malleus speaks so 😓😓 also ill be talking more abt christmas traditon here ?

your lulling voice could be heard around his room as you rambled away with the various traditions of your culture, especially during christmas.

"..oh and we have this thing called simbang gabi where you go to church every night for nine dayes before christmas! and they say if you complete all nine nights you get to make a wish!"

hearing that, malleus thought to himself, if he did that would his wish of making you his come true?

unbeknownst to you, malleus has been pining after you for quite a long while. maybe it's the way you continue to spend time with him or maybe it's the way he adores your hard work but nevertheless he simply is enamoured by you.

seeing you talk about your culture makes him fall even deeper. hearing you just talk about anything makes him feel calm.

"then during those nights they sell these treats called puto bumbong and bibingka around the churches and they're so good!" malleus answered back with an intrigued 'really?' wanting to hear more.

"oh, oh, and we also have this decoration called parol! it's really enchanting to see, they're stars hung around." malleus continued to nod his head, enjoying the time with you.

"well, how about your language?" he questioned.

"i mean, filipino is our national language." you answered while malleus urged more questions, like asking to know some phrases.

"phrases? the most common one i can think of is, mahal kita which means i love you. and you use kamusta as a greeting."

that one phrase, with two words repeated in his head. mahal kita.

he wants to say it to you soon, to confess would be his wish.

[brokehorrorfan]

Inside the Mind of Coffin Joe will be released on November 28 via Arrow Video. The five-disc Blu-ray box set collects 10 films from Brazilian horror icon José Mojica Marins, better known as Coffin Joe.

It includes: 1964's At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul, 1967's This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse, 1968's The Strange World of Coffin Joe, 1970's Awakening of the Beast, 1971's The End of Man, 1972's When the Gods Fall Asleep, 1976's The Strange Hostel of Naked Pleasures, 1977's Hellish Flesh, 1978's Hallucinations of a Deranged Mind, and 2008's Embodiment of Evil.

Each disc has its own Blu-ray case with reversible artwork by Butcher Billy. They're housed together in a slipcase with a book featuring new writing by Tim Lucas, Carlos Primati, Jerome Reuter, Amy Voorhees Searles, Kyle Anderson, and Paula Sacramento, a double-sided poster, and 12 double-sided art cards.

All 10 movies have been newly stored in 4K from the best available elements with original lossless mono audio (except Embodiment of Evil, which has lossless 2.0 and 5.1 audio). Special features are listed below, where you can also see more of the packaging.

Disc 1: At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul

Audio commentary by José Mojica Marins, filmmaker Paulo Duarte, and film scholar Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)

Video essay by Lindsay Hallam (new)

Damned: The Strange World of José Mojica Marins - 2001 documentary

Bloody Kingdom - Marins’ first short film with director’s commentary

Excerpts from early works by Marins

Trailer

Disc 2: This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse / The Strange World of Coffin Joe

This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse audio commentary by José Mojica Marins, filmmaker Paulo Duarte, and film scholar Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)

The Strange World of Coffin Joe audio commentary by José Mojica Marins, filmmaker Paulo Duarte, and film scholar Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)

Interview with film historian Stephen Thrower (new)

Video essay by Miranda Corcoran looking Coffin Joe as horror host (new)

The Strange World of Coffin Joe alternate ending with commentary by Marins

Trailers

Disc 3: Awakening of the Beast / The End of Man

Awakening of the Beast audio commentary by José Mojica Marins, filmmaker Paulo Duarte, and film scholar Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)

The End of Man audio commentary by José Mojica Marins, filmmaker Paulo Duarte, and film scholar Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)

Interview with Guy Adams on Marins’ esoteric aspects (new)

Video essay by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas on the gender politics of Marins’ films (new)

The Awakening of the Beast alternate opening titles

Trailers

When the Gods Fall Asleep / The Strange Hostel of Naked Pleasures

Interview with Virginie Sélavy on surrealism in Marins’ work (new)

Interview with Jack Sargeant (new)

Interview with Embodiment of Evil co-writer Dennison Ramalho (new)

Footage of Marins at the 2001 Sundance Film Festival

A Blind Date for Coffin Joe short film

Trailer

Disc 5: Hellish Flesh / Hallucinations of a Deranged Mind

Hallucinations of a Deranged Mind commentary by José Mojica Marins, editor Nilcemar Leyart, Paulo Duarte, and Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)

Interview with Andrew Leavold on Marins’ place in '60s & '70s Marginal Cinema (new)

Video essay by Kat Ellinger (new)

Trailers

Disc 6: Embodiment of Evil

Audio commentary by producer Paulo Sacramento and co-writer Dennison Ramalho (Portuguese with English subtitles)

Interview with Dennison Ramalho (new)

Interview in which Ramalho pays tribute to Marins

Footage of Marins at the film’s premiere

Making Of featurette

Experimental Making Of featurettes

Multiple featurettes with commentary by Marins

Trailer

Additional contents:

Collector’s book with new writing by Tim Lucas, Carlos Primati, Jerome Reuter, Amy Voorhees Searles, Kyle Anderson, and Paula Sacramento

Double-sided poster with artwork by Butcher Billy

12 double-sided art cards

Cultural icon, anti-establishment statement, sadistic lord of carnival horror! With his long fingernails, top hat and cape, Coffin Joe was the creation of Brazilian filmmaker José Mojica Marins, who wrote, directed and starred in a series of outrageous movies from 1964 to 2008.

Pre-order Inside the Mind of Coffin Joe.

[cosmonautroger]

At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul, José Mojica Marins, 1964

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Brazilian cult film legend Coffin Joe brings the mayhem

The Jon Stewart Show (1994) USA / MTV

[moviesycho]

every movie I've watched in 2024 [1/?]:

FINIS HOMINIS (1971) "The End of Man" directed by José Mojica Marins

[classichorrorblog]

At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul (1964) - Directed by José Mojica Marins

[sacredwhores]

José Mojica Marins - Awakening of the Beast (1970)

[cinematic-studies]

The End of Man (José Mojica Marins, 1971)

*Cinematic Studies is also on Instagram. Follow @cinematicstudies

[devilsrains]

christopher lee (horror of dracula; the mummy) with brazilian horror movie pioneer josé mojica marins (at midnight i'll take your soul; this night i'll possess your corpse) in costume as his character coffin joe. date unknown.

[weirdlookindog]

Esta Noite Encarnarei no Teu Cadáver (1967)