Jigoku [1960]
1. Low angle long take: burlesque cocktail waitress plies her trade.
2. An endless vista of stones.
3. Needle hell.
This movie is bats. And it’s from 1960! I’ve never seen anything like it.
Jigoku [1960]
1. Low angle long take: burlesque cocktail waitress plies her trade.
2. An endless vista of stones.
3. Needle hell.
This movie is bats. And it’s from 1960! I’ve never seen anything like it.
The Ghost Ship [1943]
1. Was the bar fight completely staged?
2. Swinging hook, rattling chains.
3. Does he administer the injection or not?
The Leopard Man [1943]
1. A pair of glowing eyes.
2. He asks, “Want to dance, Helen?”
She replies, bored, “I suppose so.”
3. They never do make it to Chicago.
Horror of Dracula [1958]
1. Librarian/vampire hunter.
2. An old woman with a stake through her heart.
3. Crumbled foot, hand, face.
The Devil’s Bride [1968]
1. “Don’t look at its eyes!”
2. Spider and girl.
3. Time travel!
King Kong [1933]
1. Jawbreaking.
2. The $20 ticket to see the beast is equivalent to about $388 today.
3. He examines the bullethole in his chest, the blood on his fingers.
Into the Inferno [2016]
1. Chicken Church.
2. After an explosion, never turn your back on the crater. Look up for volcanic bombs.
3. “This boiling mass is just monumentally indifferent to scurrying roaches, retarded reptiles, and vapid humans alike.”
Evilspeak [1981]
1. “I hope we have the financial resources to do right by him.”
“Oh, I’m sure you will, Colonel. I’ll have a talk with the Senator tonight. He’s very big on military causes, especially tax-exempt ones.”
2. Speed typing.
3. Head twist.