Curtis Harrington

Curtis Harrington, an enigmatic figure of American avant-garde cinema. Born in 1926 in Los Angeles, United States, Harrington was active in the film industry from 1946 until 2002, carving his niche predominantly in the horror and thriller genres. He is best known for his films like "Night Tide" (1961) and "Games" (1967), and while he may not have garnered major awards, his unique auteur style of blending surreal, psychological elements with traditional genre conventions has been widely appreciated. Harrington was an artist who unapologetically crafted his vision onto the screen, making his films a hauntingly beautiful exploration of the human psyche.