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Tag Archives: trash
3 things about Kathryn Bigelow’s STRANGE DAYS
Strange Days [1995] 1. “I’m the Santa Claus of the subconscious.” 2. A box of Double Chex cereal on the kitchen table. 3. Still handcuffed, he drags his dead partner through the crowd.
3 things about George Edwards’ THE ATTIC
The Attic [1980] 1. “Getting. Laid.” 2. She takes off the party hat, puts in on the table and slips on her coat. When she turns around to say goodbye, her cheeks are shiny with tears. 3. Briefly, she puts … Continue reading
3 things about Jeannot Szwarc’s SUPERGIRL
Supergirl [1984] 1. “Squirt?” 2. Selena’s fortress has Frank Lloyd Wright windows. 3. Steel pole circle cage.
3 things about Julie Taymor’s ACROSS THE UNIVERSE
Across the Universe [2007] 1. “Do, do, do, do, do!” 2. Yes, she actually does come in through the bathroom window. Groan. 3. He sullenly leaves the room, cradling his bowl of fruit. Every generation gets the Bee Gees’ Sgt. … Continue reading
3 things about Joe Dante and Jon Davison’s THE MOVIE ORGY
The Movie Orgy [1968] 1. Andy Devine sings “Yes, Jesus Loves Me” accompanied by a mouse named Squeaky, playing a drum, and a cat named Midnight, playing an organ. The original keyboard cat. 2. Abbreviated Teenagers From Outer Space–they land, … Continue reading
3 things about David Miller’s EXECUTIVE ACTION
Executive Action [1973] 1. This movie’s believability begins and ends with the casting of Dick Miller as a sharpshooter assassin. 2. “I’ve Been Working on the Railroad” refashioned as a dirge. 3. Stacks of book boxes all helpfully stenciled “BOOKS.”
3 things about Michael Winner’s THE NIGHTCOMERS
The Nightcomers [1971] 1. A toad smoking a cigarette. 2. Directorial choice: zooms are emphatic. 3. The corpse is completely rigid.
3 things about Bryan Forbes’ THE STEPFORD WIVES
The Stepford Wives [1975] 1. Watermelon, 5 cents a pound. 2. Paula Prentiss in a blue overall shorts. So wrong they’re right. 3. He sidles into the kitchen, watches her. She turns around and notices him. He says, “I like … Continue reading
3 things about Alan J. Pakula’s ROLLOVER
Rollover [1981] 1. Huge brown drapes. 2. Ominous mustard. 3. A 4-digit password.
3 things about Claudio Fragasso’s TROLL 2
Troll 2 [1990] 1. Her favorite song: “Row, Row, Row Your Boat.” (Public domain.) 2. As she takes the chainsaw to his trunk, he laughs in ecstasy. 3. The byproduct of their passion is popcorn. A lot of it.
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