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Tag Archives: movies
3 things about Jennifer Kent’s THE BABADOOK
The Babadook [2014] 1. Paper blood flowing down her paper neck. 2. “You can bring me the boy.” 3. To me, the most touching moment is when Mrs. Roach alludes to her Parkinson’s disease.
3 things about David Cronenberg’s RABID
Rabid [1977] 1. “I don’t want to be the Colonel Sanders of plastic surgery.” 2. A movie poster for Carrie in the background. 3. Machine-gunned Santa. Above all, what attracts me the most about this film is its wintry mid-70s … Continue reading
The rumors are true. Unpausing again.
Pause of the Clock is getting an encore screening in Chicago! Join me on 10 December at Transistor! Michael Glover Smith will introduce the movie and then lead a post-show discussion. And it’s free!
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3 things about Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s CEMETERY OF SPLENDOR
Cemetery of Splendor [2015] 1. Jen and the two dead princesses silently eat fruit together. 2. Paramecium. 3. She/he quietly ministers to the leg.
3 things about Martin Campbell’s GOLDENEYE
GoldenEye [1995] 1. M prefers bourbon. 2. Sauna brawl. 3. “Don’t touch that! It’s my lunch.” 3 other things.
3 things about Ridley Scott’s BLADE RUNNER
Blade Runner [1982] 1. He lives on the 97th floor. 2. “Wake up, it’s time to die!” His frontal lobe flattens. 3. Motionless beneath the sheet. 3 other things.
3 things about Samuel Fuller’s THE BARON OF ARIZONA
The Baron of Arizona [1950] 1. “Who are you?” “A wanderer like Cain looking for a woman of my own.” 2. An impromptu courtroom is quickly installed. 3. Silhouette of an empty noose.
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3 things about Jonathan Kaplan’s TRUCK TURNER
Truck Turner [1974] 1. “You want to find the rooster, you gotta check out the hens.” Outrageous Nichelle Nichols outfit. 2. Lovemaking cut short by cat. 3. Early appearance of the Spike Lee dolly shot.
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Tagged 3 things, blaxploitation, cult movies, isaac hayes, movies
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3 things about Guy Maddin’s THE SADDEST MUSIC IN THE WORLD
The Saddest Music in the World [2003] 1. “Spats? Would you call his hair slippery?” 2. His favorite song: “Skip to My Lou.” 3. A squeezebox that’s a vintage radio.
3 things about Luis Buñuel’s THAT OBSCURE OBJECT OF DESIRE
That Obscure Object of Desire [1977] 1. The judge ponders his question for a moment and answers, “Probably.” 2. After they pass from one bedroom to the other, their clothing is different. 3. Eyes fastened on the needle of the … Continue reading