Holger Haase

@holgerhaase.bsky.social

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Lover of cult films and paperbacks. Writer. Photographer. Salaryman. Loves to travel. Co-editor of the new KRIMI! Magazine. Check out my books: THE MANY MASKS OF DR MABUSE YOURS TRULY, JACK THE LODGER OLLIE'S LAST ROUND https://linktr.ee/holgerhaase

Poster for last four films watched: The Dogs of War (with Christopher Walken), 3.5 Stars Breathless (with Richard Gere), 4.5 Stars Farewell, Friend (with Alain Delon and Charles Bronson), 3.5 Stars Mother of the Bride, 3 Stars
Collection of cult horror memorabilia arranged on a wooden floor. Items include the book Muchas Gracias Señor Lobo: Paul Naschy Movie Memorabilia, two volumes of Giallo Movie Posters, several issues of Creepy Images, a signed print of a snarling werewolf, a hand-drawn character sketch, and a large horror illustration partly visible in the background.
Italian poster for "Farewell, Friend" featuring Alain Delon and Charles Bronson
Posters of the last four films watched: Speak no Evil, 3.5 Stars Romeo Is Bleeding, 4.5 Stars Scotland Yard Hunts Dr Mabuse, 3.5 Stars The Death Ray of Dr Mabuse
Poster for Romeo Is Bleeding with a portrait of Lena Olin and a gun in the foreground
Posters for last four movies watched: Tatsuki Fujimoto 17-26, 3 Stars No Other Choice, 4 Stars Mary and The Witch's Flower, 3.5 Stars Crossplot, 3.5 Stars
Color portrait of actress Martha Hyer looking over her shoulder toward the camera. She wears a pale blue knit sweater, pearl earrings, and her blonde hair is swept back into a neat ponytail. Soft studio lighting and a warm pink background create a classic Hollywood glamour portrait.
Poster for the film CROSSPLOT with Roger Moore in the foreground
Black and white portrait of Edgar Wallace with a cigarette in a cigarette holder in his mouth. His face draws a shadow on the blank wall.
Black and white portrait of Isabelle Huppert advertising "Isabelle Huppert Reads Maupassant" on June 14 in Cork
Posters for last four films watched: Die Nibelungen: Siegfried, 4 Stars maboroshi, 3 Stars Born American, 3.5 Stars The Strangers: Chapter 2, 3 Stars
Posters for the last four films watched: Remarkably Bright Creatures 3.5 Stars The Long Walk 3.5 Stars The Brave One 3.5 Stars Madame Web 2.5 Stars
Sunny beach scene with tall palm trees, people relaxing on the sand, and a large rocky outcrop rising near the sea. Deep blue sky and calm Mediterranean water create a bright holiday atmosphere.
Posters for last four films watched: Metropolis 5* Lost in Starlight 4* A Better Tomorrow 4* Blind Fist of Bruce 3*
Vintage Spanish Fantomas comic cover titled Las vacaciones de Madame Xandú. A woman in an orange outfit is chained to a throne surrounded by skulls, while Fantomas confronts ghostly figures in a green-lit scene. Bright pink background with bold yellow title lettering.
Album cover for Eartha Kitt - That Bad Eartha
Posters for last four films watched. From left to right: A Kiss Before Dying 4 Stars A Quiet Place: Day One - 3.5 Stars Picnic at Hanging Rock - 2.5 Stars Seven Blood Stained Orchids - 3.5 Stars (Rewatch)
Portrait of Chuck Norris holding a katana sword. He stands against a plain light background, wearing a black long-sleeve top and black gloves. His blond hair and moustache are visible, and he faces the camera with a focused, serious expression while gripping the sword in a ready stance
Posters for last four films watched (from left to right) Lumberjack the Monster: 3.5 Stars Nevada: 3 Stars Not as a Stranger: 3 Stars Scream 7: 3.5 Stars
Poster for LA VÉRITÉ
Edwige Fenech with shoulder-length auburn hair sits barefoot on the ground beside large terracotta plant pots and leafy greenery. She leans against a light-colored wall, wearing a patterned robe or shawl draped loosely around her shoulders, revealing a red garment underneath. She looks toward the camera with a calm, slightly pensive expression in a relaxed outdoor setting.
Horror film poster for The Stylist. A close-up of a woman’s face lit in cold blue tones, staring directly at the viewer. The right side of her face is streaked with dripping red blood. She holds a pair of hairdressing scissors close to her eye, suggesting a threatening or obsessive tone. The film title “THE STYLIST” appears in bold red letters at the bottom.
1917 illustrated poster for Das indische Grabmal by Thea von Harbou. Stylized artwork shows two men riding an elephant, one reclining in colonial attire and the other seated upright. Bold decorative patterns in orange and yellow frame the elephant. Text reads “Neuester Roman von Thea von Harbou” and references the 1918 volume of Gartenlaube.
Posters for the last four films watched (from left to right): Challenge of the Masters Fox and his Friends (Faustrecht der Freiheit) The Imaginary Wuthering Heights (2026)
Vintage-style promotional graphic for the old-time radio series Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar (1955–1960). On a bright red textured background, a large tilted title card reads “Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar 1955–1960 Old Time Radio.” At top left is a small black-and-white portrait of Bob Bailey with the text “Bob Bailey stars in.” On the right, an illustrated noir detective in a trench coat and fedora holds a revolver. On the left, a silhouetted woman stands in profile, and a chalk outline of a body appears near the bottom center. Text also reads “Produced and Directed by Jack Johnstone” and “Eazy’s Old Time Radio,” with a small Hartford logo in the upper right.