Flowers of Perversion – the Delirious Cinema of Jess Franco | Signed Edition

Brand New & Sealed – Limited collector’s edition signed and numbered by Stephen Thrower. This is an official publication, not a reproduction.

Discover a landmark study of cult cinema with Flowers of Perversion – The Delirious Cinema of Jess Franco. This limited signed edition of just 500 copies offers an in-depth exploration of one of the most prolific and controversial filmmakers in European cinema history.

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The Flowers of Perversion The Delirious Cinema of Jess Franco is a rare collector’s item that explores the later career of one of cinema’s most unique directors. Written by Stephen Thrower, this volume forms the second part of a detailed two-book study that covers Jess Franco’s work from 1975 through to 2013.

This collector’s edition is limited to just 500 copies and is signed and numbered by the author. It features specially designed boards, an alternative dust jacket and a set of colour postcards. As a result, it offers a premium version of an already highly regarded publication.

The release also includes an exclusive companion book titled The Sinister Case of Dr. Franco. This 100-page hardbound volume presents a facsimile collection of materials linked to the 1975 production of Mandinga. These documents include script ideas, story outlines and poster concepts, all reproduced and annotated for the first time. This makes it a unique addition for collectors and film historians.

Jess Franco remains one of the most distinctive figures in world cinema. He directed more than 180 films and developed a style that blends horror, eroticism and experimental storytelling. Although mainstream critics often overlooked his work, his films have built a strong following among fans of cult and European cinema.

Stephen Thrower has spent years researching Franco’s filmography. In this volume, he examines lesser-known titles and provides new insights into the director’s creative process. The book also includes interviews with key collaborators, which adds depth and context to Franco’s later career.

With 512 pages and over 500 full-colour images, the Flowers of Perversion The Delirious Cinema of Jess Franco stands as a definitive study of Franco’s work. It offers collectors and fans a rare chance to own a detailed and carefully produced examination of a filmmaker whose influence continues to grow.