Eastwood’s directorial debut is essentially the blueprint for ‘Fatal Attraction’, and it’s equally as complicated as that movie when watched now. Is the guy who has what he considers a one night stand, the victim when the scorned woman wants more, or did he bring it on himself? To be honest, I don’t care much. It looks great, there’s thrills and chills aplenty, and the shots of Clint driving around California in his Jaguar roadster are 🔥 and put me…
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A Nightmare on Elm Street 1984
I’ve seen this countless times, so watched on Blu-Ray with the Craven, Langenkamp, Saxon and cinematographer, Jacques Haitkin, commentary.
“One, two, Freddy's coming for you…” As an eighteen year old boy watching this in the cinema, Johnny Depp, in his film debut - and wearing a crop top - made a big impression. Truth be told, I almost certainly didn’t get to “three” that night.
A slasher classic. No more, no less.
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Loot 1970
In this, the second of the two movies based on the late Joel Orton’s plays, two jack the lads rob a bank, and of course, everything that can go wrong, absolutely does. As you’d expect from an Orton inspired piece, it’s chock to the block with the darkest of humour, digs against the establishment of the time and a large dose of homoeroticism.
Are Dennis and Hal just mates, or is there more to their friendship than meets the…
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Entertaining Mr. Sloane 1970
In 1950’s England, a working class boy from Leicester miraculously manages to earn himself a place at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. He’s a very sexually active gay man at a time when homosexuality saw you banged up, but who actually went to prison for amusing himself defacing library books with obscene images. Shortly after, he becomes a hugely successful playwright with his subversive and in your face plays, which kick the establishment of the time hard…
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