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Jean Rollin made beautiful films,
but they tend to be rather slooooooooow. Night of the Hunted is an atypical subject for him (there
are no vampires for a start) and has an urban dystopian feel, the sort of thing
that commentators now rush to call Ballardian but, in 1980, was probably
considered a David Cronenberg rip off. I like films that are set in the very
near future, especially old ones.
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