Black Sunday [1960]
1. Bulging eyeballs.
2. Her face transforms, ages.
3. Behind the torn canvas is a lever which operates the door to the secret passageway.
Black Sunday [1960]
1. Bulging eyeballs.
2. Her face transforms, ages.
3. Behind the torn canvas is a lever which operates the door to the secret passageway.
Eyes Without a Face [1960]
1. Forceps.
2. He pours a small glass of port then grabs her.
3. “Smile. Not too much.”
The Seventh Victim [1943]
1. They unlock the door. In the room is a single chair and, hanging from the ceiling, a noose.
2. “I’ve always wanted to die.”
3. Flickering overhead light in the hall.
Fiend Without a Face [1958]
1. Mental vampire.
2. The fiend is like a cross between the baby in Eraserhead and a mugwump from Naked Lunch.
3. The corpse, and beside the half-open coffin a pipe.
Detroit 9000 [1973]
1. Kissing asses, busting asses.
2. Big suede hat with a gold belt around the brim.
3. Scatman Crothers frowns at his drink, puts it down.
Tales from the Crypt [1972]
1. She scrubs blood out of the fur carpet. Well, red paint.
2. He bends over and sees his reflection in the mirrored coffee table.
3. Two parallel walls of razor blades.
The Tingler [1959]
1. Composer Von Dexter had obviously listened to Bernard Herrmann just a few too many times.
2. David, referring to LSD: “It’s not a drug, it’s an acid.”
3. The Tingler wraps itself around his arm and begins to crush him. Very, very Cronenberg.
Vampyr [1932]
1. The corpse turns into a skeleton.
2. Reverse gravedigger.
3. Her eyes wide with bloodlust.
Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone [2007]
1. He takes off his sneakers and tiptoes into her apartment.
2. “It’s all microwave food but it still tastes really good!”
3. He scores a direct hit and the Angel makes a splattering squelching sound, radiates into a spiky bloom.
Never Say Never Again [1983]
1. Bernie Casey: “That’s Largo’s lady.”
2. Kim Basinger in full leotard/legwarmer regalia.
3. Rowan Atkinson seems to have wandered in from a better, more interesting movie.