Dementia [1955]
1. Hand in the flower basket.
2. Shorty Rogers and the band briefly jam before taking the stage.
3. Opening endorsement by Preston Sturges (!)
Dementia [1955]
1. Hand in the flower basket.
2. Shorty Rogers and the band briefly jam before taking the stage.
3. Opening endorsement by Preston Sturges (!)
Someone’s Watching Me! [1978]
1. Comped wine.
2. A grate in the laundry room floor.
3. She never does make it down to Houston.
Blood and Black Lace [1964]
1. Carlo Rustichelli’s extremely catchy theme music briefly becomes music from the club next door.
2. Tracking shot along a line of cubicles for the models.
3. Wrestling the corpse out of the tub by grabbing its breasts.
Daaaaaalí! [2023]
1. A very long hotel corridor.
2. Vile stew.
3. She brings him the telephone. Which is unplugged—the cord isn’t long enough.
I Married a Witch [1942]
1. Fireplace lip-sync.
2. Susan Hayward’s resting bitch face.
3. “I Love You Truly” stuck on repeat.
Liquid Sky [1982]
1. “Cocteau was Cocteau before he did drugs.”
2. Shrimp everything.
3. Blacklight facepaint.
Messiah of Evil [1974]
1. Green bathroom. A mural of faces receding into perspective.
2. Conclave in the Meat Department.
3. She describes her father’s hands.
Deep Red [1975]
1. An engineer who plays the piano.
2. Stabbing a bird with a knitting needle.
3. Behind the wall, a desiccated corpse.
Viking [2022]
1. Every night she plays a recording of Steven snoring.
2. The waitress brings him a cup of coffee with two sugar cubes.
3. A replica of the Mars lander made out of a metal garage can.
Will & Harper [2024]
1. “Can we call this a blizzard now?”
2. Jazzy but also country. Upbeat but it should also make you shed a tear.
3. A former manager for Bette Midler and Air Supply.