#frenzy film

[mauv-the-bluest-cat-ever]

wha happened

[watchmorecinema]

A great technique some movies use is to actively work with the audience to set a scene. The film gives just enough to spark your imagination, and you do the rest; it's like they incept a thought into your head.

My favorite example of this is from Fritz Lang's M (1931). A man sees a girl playing with a ball and decides to buy her a balloon. She takes it and walks off with it. Shortly after we see a woman calling for her daughter. The next scene is the ball abandoned in a field, followed by the balloon caught in some power wires. The movie never tells you what happened, but you know what happened. It didn't need to show you, you just understood.

Frenzy has another excellent shot like this. The audience knows who the murderer is, and we see them lure someone into their apartment. Instead of the camera following them in, it pulls back. It focuses on the empty hallway, pulling further and further until you're back outside on a busy street. You've heard nothing, and you've seen nothing. But when you see the man walk outside you know the woman will not be following him. Not showing what happened is more interesting than just seeing it.

It's one of the ways a film can spark imagination and thoughtful discussion. I don't want to be told what to think, I want to be able to digest the movie and explore it on my own terms.

[newpartnerincrime]

very connor vibes

[hiddenbyleaves]

Frenzy (Alfred Hitchcock, 1972)

[transfemzedaph]

also when i was doing my k&j binge watch i was watching it w my sister in the room and she thought they were funny. win. and she saw the musical film frenzy & said that she rlly liked it and they were being harsh abt it

[moviesandmania]

FRENZY MOON Greg Lamberson's werewolf movie

Frenzy Moon is a forthcoming horror film about six college students and a mysterious stranger who spend a terrifying night battling a pack of werewolves in an isolated cabin. The movie is being written and directed by veteran indie genre filmmaker Gregory Lamberson (Guns of Eden; Widow’s Point; Johnny Gruesome; Killer Rack; Dry Bones; Slime City) ) who describes his screenplay as “John…

[thepillovvbook]

FRENZY (1972)

Dir. Alfred Hitchcock

[malhare-archive]

I’m back with an obscure fact that I just learned ✌🏻that you may enjoy there was a hypnotist on set during Candyman but not for the bees. Virginia Madsen was hypnotized during the scene in the parking garage and she does not remember shooting it

YES that's why Virginia Madsen looks so realistically dazed, it was incredibly effective! Im not sure if this part is true or not, but I also heard that she declined to be hypnotized again for subsequent scenes (I can't blame her, that must have been unsettling!)

[askvectorprime]

This one's been bugging me for a while:In the live-action continuity, why in all the galaxy would the Decepticons have a bunch of mini-cons (Scalpel and a few others like him) that turn into lensmeters/lensometers?Cybertronian optics work significantly differently than human eyes, so there wouldn't be need for any actual lens-metering, and lensmeters are such specific and niche pieces of equipment that lensmeter altmodes aren't useful for infiltration. So what's the deal with all the lensmeters?

Dear Optically Outraged,

With the loss of his symbiote, Frenzy, Barricade had spent much of the battle for Mission City in a depressive state. When a stray attack sent him crashing into an opticians, he quickly became surrounded by newly-mutated Lens Masters. Barricade promptly abducted them all, retreating from the battle and surviving. He gave the Lens Masters an education in Decepticon philosophy, and they soon became devoted supporters of the cause. As for why they kept their original alternate modes—life as a Transformer can be chaotic and onerous, so AllSpark mutations tend to be most comfortable in the form they started out as.

[hotmonkeelove]

Rendition of “Caroline's Theme,” the haunting main theme from the film, Lady Caroline Lamb. Originally composed by Richard Rodney Bennett.

[worldmusicandcinema]

[thebirdandhersong]

aight peace out y'all I have no energy left and I'm done the movie. So much for a restful experience after a long day. All I wanted was something fun to watch while folding laundry but apparently this was not the movie to watch for that. I should've just stuck with Rebels

[tiredgeekgirl]

top 3 most unnecessary things in the world:

mosquitoes

the existence of unholy by sam smith

toy story 5

[bylroos]

Victoria Sullivan, 1972; Does ‘Frenzy’ Degrade Women?

[melanatedmedia2]

Discover the Magic of Studio Ghibli: Top 10 Must-Watch Animated Movies for Fans and Beginners

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