The End of Oak Street [2026]
1. She sits alone in the car, listening to a Steve Winwood cassette.
2. The leg is gone below the knee.
3. Splash landing in a rainy backyard pool.
The Samurai and the Prisoner [2026]
1. Servants kneeling in a row, awaiting beheading.
2. Traces of blood on the stone lantern.
3. Mounds of dirt in the dungeon, strangely reminiscent of Stalker.
The Sterile Cuckoo [1969]
1. She gives him the photo as a momento.
2. Peeling a tomato.
3. A line of painted wooden doors along an empty beach.
Repo Man [1984]
1. A sign in the window of the diner promoting “Plate ‘O Shrimp.”
2. Burning trash barrel philosophy.
3. “Don’t care how long it takes, dildos! Repo Man’s got all night, every night.”
Violent Saturday [1955]
1. Librarian ditching the stolen purse in a garbage can.
2. Nearly falling out of the loft.
3. Pitchfork in the back.
Some Like It Hot [1959]
1. Hustling through the lobby in heels.
2. “Spills, thrills, laughs, and games. This may even turn out to be a surprise party.”
3. Blindfolded band.
The Spook Who Sat by the Door [1973]
1. “Remember, a Black man with a mop, tray, or broom in his hand can go damn near anywhere in this country. And a smiling Black man is invisible.”
2. Simultaneous stabbing/shooting.
3. Firebombing Richard J. Daley’s office.
Horror of Dracula [1958]
1. Vases and vases of garlic flowers.
2. The little girl exclaims, “Your hand is cold!”
3. Clutching the coat collar to her throat.
Goodbye Horses: The Many Lives of Q Lazzarus [2025]
1. All because of two chance encounters with passengers in the car she was driving.
2. The future husband and wife met at a crosswalk.
3. Laying down the vocal at four in the morning after a long shift behind the wheel.
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