Shirkers [2018]
1. Going from ATM to ATM, methodically draining their savings accounts.
2. 70 film canisters but no sound reels.
3. An “original idea” lifted from Paris, Texas.
Shirkers [2018]
1. Going from ATM to ATM, methodically draining their savings accounts.
2. 70 film canisters but no sound reels.
3. An “original idea” lifted from Paris, Texas.
The Internecine Project [1974]
1. He hates women but loves cats.
2. Glowing blue neon sign in the parking lot: BEACH CLUB.
3. Poison pages.
The Verdict [1946]
1. “There’s always a clue. If you can find it.”
2. A love note left in the pocket of the corpse.
3. He tries to move in for a kiss, then gracefully withdraws.
The Black Windmill [1974]
1. Blood dripping between the slats of the floor.
2. Fuzzy white necktie.
3. Quick naked Polaroid.
The Naked Gun [2025]
1. Deceptive office coat rack.
2. “I picked up your knife for you.”
3. Bonding with the kids over a beer.
Smoke [1995]
1. “You never know what’s gonna happen next. And the moment you think you do, that’s the moment you don’t know a goddamn thing.”
2. Daniel Auster has a cameo as a shoplifter. In real life he was later charged in the overdose death of his 10-month-old daughter and soon thereafter died of an overdose himself.
3. Tearing apart the chicken with his bare hands.
A Bigger Splash [1973]
1. Sitting on a leather sofa. One blue sock, one red sock.
2. After studying the painting of himself he takes a few sips from a drinking fountain. A Warhol picture is visible in the foreground.
3. Wooden cutouts of tulips.
Beverly Hills Madam [1986]
1. Without trying on the dress first, she purchases it, instructing the saleswoman to “accessorize it for me” and deliver it that afternoon.
2. John Ingle as a professor.
3. Left adrift on Sunset Blvd. surrounded by WRONG WAY and DO NOT ENTER signs.
China Moon [1994]
1. He makes a circular incision around the bullethole with an X-Acto knife.
2. Drinking beer on the rocks.
3. Charles Dance’s shaky Yankee accent.