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Lindo demais como Mojica absorve as práticas do terror gótico muito presente no horror italiano - e já começa a inserir uma tendência um tanto psicodélica que se confirma em Ritual dos Sádicos -, mas emprega uma forma particularmente brasileira; sobretudo em como esta…
Angry at God, in love with himself, and callous to the humanity of women, Coffin Joe is the perfect villain, an encapsulation of toxic masculinity and entitlement, believing himself to be the superman while showing no sign of anything more than a penchant for cruelty. He is…
Se no primeiro filme Zé do Caixão enfrentava a moral religiosa e a hipocrisia de uma pequena cidade, neste ele se transforma em algo além de um homem, uma figura quase mítica que desafia o sobrenatural, mas que acaba sendo envolvida por ele. Mojica faz um filme mais maduro,…
Coffin Joe being forced to repent by the local censors only accidentally reinforces Marins' perverse iconoclastic posturing (deeply mired in both misogyny and Catholicism) and mistrust of any power structure other than his own. It takes a hypocrite to know one.
Coffin Joe (José Mojica Marins) is back and on the prowl for a woman to bear his child. This one takes place right after the first film At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul (1964). Coffin Joe gets away with his murderous and insane shenanigans on a technicality and is released…
Absolutely amazing! Ol’ Coffin Joe is my hero, my villain, my everything! This was just a total delight from start to finish and not a single dull moment in the whole movie. The extra runtime compared to the first is completely justified as everything about this is bigger…
Is life everything, and death nothing? Or is life nothing and death everything? My first Coffin Joe / Jose Mojica Marins experience, and it did not disappoint. As always enjoyed the additional context from Joe Bob. I really need to crack open the Inside the Mind of Coffin…
never seen one of these but immediately get why ppl love coffin joe. i love coffin joe! great ending
After the fabulous At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul I thought that there was no way a sequel could live up to that. As my father used to say to me “There you go thinking again”. In his black cape, stovepipe hat and unibrow, “Coffin Joe” returns to wreak havoc on the village…