Terror At The Red Wolf Inn (aka Terror House) sits somewhere between mystery, low-key horror, pitch-black comedy, and proto-slasher. The early 1970s film features a selection of quirky to low-key sinister characters, a feeling of building unease/ foreboding, and some neat moments of creepiness/ darting terror. Here from Cheezy Movies is a recent bare-bones region free DVD of the film.

The Iron Prefect is a crime drama directed by Pasquale Squitieri (Gli Invisibili, L’Arma and Claretta) in 1977. The film stars Giuliano Gemma (Tenebre, The Leopard and Day of Anger), Claudia Cardinale (Once Upon A Time in the West, Federico Fellini’s 8 ½ and The Pink Panther), Stefano Satta Flores (Salon Kitty, The Girl with a Pistol and Four Flies on Grey Velvet), and Massimo Mollica (No Alla Violenza, Napoli, Palermo, New York – Il Triangolo della Camorra and Joe Petrosino).

Pathos is a new c60/ digital release from France's King of walled noise Vomir. It features two thirty-minute ‘walls’, which very much adheres to the project's crude & unrelenting sound- though on the second track, there are a few slight surprises…though nothing drastic. 

Focus is a four-track album from Worship- the decidedly mysterious wall noise/ textured noise project. It themes all of its releases around a non-smutty/ arty celebration of the female form- with its sound often gently pushing & pulling at the genre's tropes/ ties.

Static Black takes in four new ‘walls’ from Cincinnati, Ohio's Whore’s Breath. Each of the four tracks hits between the eleven & eighteen-minute mark- moving between more muffled ‘n’ hazed static affairs. To hollowed-out & numbing bass-bound walling.

Here’s a recent two-track release from Occlusion- the French walled noise project that focuses all on their release on medical operations. With each of the 'walls' featured here landing around the twenty-two-minute mark.