You can’t accuse Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma of doing too little. Like its delightfully chock-full title—hereafter Teenage Sex and Death so as not to be confused with the movie-within-the-movie, Camp Miasma—Teenage Sex and Death is jam-packed with … Continue reading TEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA
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Something must have been in the water in 1960. All around the world, filmmakers, either at the beginning, middle, or the end of their careers, swung for the fences. In Japan, Akira Kurosawa spun Shakespeare’s Hamlet into a corporate thriller with … Continue reading PEEPING TOM
Since H.G. Wells, Arthur Clarke, and Ray Bradbury, they have all tried to think up frightening machines but it’s very difficult to achieve. I don’t think there is anything more frightening than a camera, a camera which is filming and … Continue reading In Their Words — Wednesday, October 31, 2012
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