The Other [1972]
1. A smashed jar of piccalilli.
2. The apple cellar blanketed in cattail plumes.
3. Wrapped in blue tissue paper.
The Other [1972]
1. A smashed jar of piccalilli.
2. The apple cellar blanketed in cattail plumes.
3. Wrapped in blue tissue paper.
Halloween III: Season of the Witch [1982]
1. Santa Mira is, of course, the name of the town in Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
2. “Halloween. The festival of Samhain! The last great one took place three thousand years ago, when the hills ran red with the blood of animals and children.”
3. The arm is still attached to the car door.
The Frighteners [1996]
1. Precariously attached jawbone.
2. Reanimated female mummy.
3. Possessed portrait attacking him from both sides of the canvas.
Zabriskie Point [1964]
1. “Now we realize it’s got great potential, with the marina, with the pier, et cetera. It blends itself with casual living and yet it’s affluent.”
2. Carl Marx.
3. A loaf of Wonder Bread.
Play Misty for Me [1971]
1. Making love in a pool near a waterfall, accompanied by Roberta Flack.
2. Shredding the portrait.
3. The detective is fond of Mantovani.
Faust [1926]
1. She helps herself to her own potion.
2. The pact writes itself in flaming letters.
3. Looming over the village.
Office Killer [1997]
1. An attempt to patch the chest cavity using tape.
2. Inhaler substitution.
3. She invites him to stay for dinner: meatloaf.
Peeping Tom [1960]
1. His fascination with the disfigured girl.
2. “Why don’t you lie to me? I’d never know.”
3. The orb of her face in the mirror.