director/writer/prod- latest project "Fear Frequency" a psychological horror/sci-fi/thriller on Amazon Prime Video
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At first, I thought this was just another scene of Vincent being a smooth-talking wiseguy. But look closely at Butch’s reaction. The brief camera pan reveals how much Vincent’s seemingly harmless insult actually hurts him.
It’s a subtle detail that tells us everything about Butch’s pride as a boxer and his inability to let go of even the smallest insult. And Vincent would eventually pay the price for bruising his ego.
Simply brilliant directing.
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Mickey Rourke was so convincing as Charles Bukowski in Barfly that when the writer died, the NY Post ran Rourke’s photo instead
Barbet Schroeder threatened to cut off his own fingers with a battery-powered saw to save the film after Cannon threatened to pull the plug
They blinked
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Quentin Tarantino spending three minutes telling a ridiculous joke in Desperado (1995), then laughing harder than anyone else, might be the most Tarantino thing ever.
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When thinking about John Carpenter movies, "Prince of Darkness" (1987) may not be in the top 5 movies of most people, but it is one of his unique movies. There is a lot to like about the picture. The atmosphere gives a complete feel of a giallo picture rather than reminding of a John Carpenter movie. There are homages to many great films of the genre. I felt that there was scope for the movie to be a lot better, but other than the early scientific mumbo jumbo stories to set up the movie, there isn't much in the movie to dislike.
