Natchez [2025]
1. Walking down the street with a glass of white wine and an armload of her possessions for the consignment store.
2. “Bless her heart. And I’m gonna send her some candy, some cookies or something.”
“Don’t send her no candy and cookies. Send her a book. So she need to be educated.”
3. Show-and-tell of a racist monkey scent bottle. It still smells of roseoil.
Strawberry Mansion [2021]
1. He doesn’t want a chicken shake but orders one anyway.
2. Surrounded by popup ads.
3. A small flame on the top of his shoe.
Junk Head [2017]
1. He shows off his combat training. No one is impressed.
2. It’s only a tail.
3. The women go off on a gourmet tour.
The Great Escape [1963]
1. A telephone call for him.
2. Rowing to freedom.
3. The coffee disappears down a hidden drain.
Backrooms [2026]
Early Summer [1951]
1. We hear, but never see, the Noh play.
2. Mr. Carrot.
3. “We did better than average.”
Nocturnal Animals [2016]
1. The two dancers from the art opening reappear, sitting outside the bar when Ray is taken into custody.
2. “Susan, enjoy the absurdity of our world. It’s a lot less painful. And believe me, our world is a lot less painful than the real world.”
3. Exiting the car, a quick vomit, back to business.
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story [2007]
1. Jack White as Elvis.
2. “Smell that shit, baby!”
3. 50,000 didgeridoos.
Secret Mall Apartment [2024]
1. A functioning waffle-maker.
2. One night in jail.
3. He told his coworkers that the group was just working on an art project.
Witness for the Prosecution [1957]
1. “Touching isn’t it? The way he counts on his wife.”
“Yes, like a drowning man clutching at a razor blade.”
2. Playing with his pills.
3. A fitting for his bermuda shorts.
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