Se7en [1995]
1. “It’s always impressive to see a man feeding off his emotions.”
2. Still alive. Even after a year.
3. The climax takes place amidst high-tension wires.
Se7en [1995]
1. “It’s always impressive to see a man feeding off his emotions.”
2. Still alive. Even after a year.
3. The climax takes place amidst high-tension wires.
Oliver Twist [1948]
1. He impulsively hugs her.
2. Chimney pot splashing into the canal.
3. “If the law supposes that, the law is a ass! A idiot!”
78/52: Hitchcock’s Shower Scene [2017]
1. A mixture of cassava and sirloin.
2. Syrup spatters.
3. Mrs. Bates’ blackface.
A shade above a DVD special feature, but irresistible …
The Lost Boys [1987]
1. Subtext alert: a video store owner who’s actually a vampire in disguise.
2. Garlic-infused holy water.
3. “If you read the TV Guide, you don’t need a TV.”
Hold the Dark [2018]
1. Quiet popping of the space heater.
2. Under the car: “What are you doing, what are you doing, what are you doing.”
3. First, he unscrews the arrowhead.
Not likely to be endorsed by the Alaskan Tourism Board.
Silverado [1985]
1. Walking his horse while reading a paperback.
2. “Today, my jurisdiction ends here.”
3. A look comes over her face. A hint of a smile.
A View to a Kill [1985]
1. Beach Boys in Siberia.
2. Loaded with rock salt.
3. The touching way she cries, “Jenny!”
Queen of the Damned [2002]
1. Motion-activated columns of fire.
2. “How did you manage to slip through the 1950s in red velvet?”
3. Bleeding family tree.
Anon [2018]
1. Reality, augmented reality: two aspect ratios
2. DFE. Delete Fucking Everything.
3. A flat packed with rats.