Guess I could throw some hints out.
- we are in the horror realm
- neither Italian nor American
A wild guess, The Vanishing (1988)?
Charlie’s Farm
A Canadian film?
Hopefully one of these faces will be familiar enough to place, you’ve certainly seen it in a more recent western 
Next of Kin (1982). I knew I’d seen the movie, oh well.
I’d never heard of it. What type of exploitation genre within horror is it? I can’t tell by Wikipedia’s description. I was thinking horror exploit genres like cannibal, slasher, splatter…
It’s called ozploitation, but I get your confusion, the label is kind of confusing and makes little sense to be quite honest, as it apparently refers to all Australian B-movies from the 1970s and 1980s. The movie is really fucking good by the way.
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Mickey wins it
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Thanks, Mickey. I forgot about Ozploitation. I’ll check it out as I trust your recommendations. I read Tarantino liked it and I assume Rutledal did as well.
Cheers.
I tracked the movie down primarily because of Klaus Schulze’s soundtrack and it turned out brilliant with lots of astonishingly atmospheric bits and assured direction, your mileage may obviously vary though.
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It’s one of so-called proto-giallos. The same director who directed this would go on to make another fairly well-known genre example some time later down the road.
The Possessed 1965 ?
Thanks Mickey,… it’s a good mystery/giallo film, seen it years ago.
Ok, here’s a Sci-Fi Horror flick.
Species?
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Right Massimo, over to u.
Thanks, Lone Gringo. The equation was Sci-Fi/Horror + foxy blond. 
I don’t have many quality stills for this one so the sooner the better. :wink
The lead actor has two separate well know lines from 2 movies(not this one) that he cries out at the end of those movies. Plus, the actor has other well known lines in one of those movies.
Charlton Heston in…uh, Counterpoint?