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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-08 · 25 entries checked · 12 flagged · 33 issues confirmed · 12 corrected · 21 still open
La Bête (film) — The film premiered at the 1975 Cannes Film Festival, not at the Avoriaz Fantastic Film Festival in 1975.
La Bête (film) — The theatrical release in West Germany was on 6 February 1976, not 6 February 1981.
Book of Blood — The film is not the first film adaptation of Clive Barker's Books of Blood; earlier adaptations of stories from the collection exist, such as 'Rawhead Rex', 'Candyman', and 'Lord of Illusions'.
Book of Blood — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section's claim that 'Book of Blood' is the seventh story adapted from Clive Barker's collection is unsupported and likely false, as it omits other adaptations like 'The Midnight Meat Train' and 'Dread', and the count is arbitrary.
Eugenie... The Story of Her Journey into Perversion — The film is described as a '1969 British sexploitation horror film,' but it is actually a Spanish-West German co-production, not a British film.
Eugenie... The Story of Her Journey into Perversion — The tagline states 'A teenage girl's vacation becomes a series of sexual experiments,' but the film's protagonist, Eugenie, is explicitly a young woman, not a teenager (the actress Marie Liljedahl was 19, but the character is not specifically a teenager in the
The Shiver of the Vampires — The term 'renfield' is not used in the film's canon; the characters are simply female servants or acolytes.
The Shiver of the Vampires — The character is named Isolde, not Isabelle; Isabelle is a different character (the maid).
Mansion of the Living Dead — The film's original Spanish title is 'La mansión de los muertos vivientes,' but the film is actually a 1985 release, not 1982.
Mansion of the Living Dead — The claim that the film is 'supposedly based on his own novel, though that book never existed' is a factual error. The film is not based on a novel by Franco; this is a common misconception or invented claim.
Sadomania — The film's release year is 1980, not 1981.
Sadomania — The alternative title 'El infierno de la pasión' is not a widely recognized alternative title for this film; it is more commonly associated with other Franco films.
A Serbian Film — The entry states the film was banned in China, but there is no widely-known, verifiable record of an official ban in China.
A Serbian Film — The entry states the film was banned in Norway, but Norway did not issue a formal ban; it was initially refused classification and later released uncut with an 18+ rating.
Strippers vs Werewolves — The film's opening song 'Hungry Like the Wolf' is performed by The Dandy Warhols, not Wild Moon.
Strippers vs Werewolves — The Blu-ray commentary is by director Jonathan Glendening and producer Jonathan Sothcott, not just 'the producers', and the behind-the-scenes footage is approximately 10 minutes, not 11.
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