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1973·Drama·1h 28m
7.0
Mark, a cameraman who aspires to work on serious Hollywood films but can only find work making porno loops, turns to murder when his personal and professional frustrations reach their breaking point.
Directed by Christina Hornisher
photographer
exploitation
serial killer
hollywood
strangulation
porn industry

Cast

Christopher Augustine
Christopher Augustine
Mark
Jeannette Dilger
Jeannette Dilger
Michele
Dick Glass
Dick Glass
Jobal

Crew

Christina Hornisher
Christina Hornisher
Director
Christina Hornisher
Christina Hornisher
Writer
Basil Poledouris
Basil Poledouris
Original Music Composer
Christina Hornisher
Christina Hornisher
Producer

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iwhites
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Hollywood 90028
Genuinely so bad that it’s actually funny. Written so poorly but in a way that’s more ingenious than anything else. A poorly written movie today is just goofy, corny, or falls flat, but this was so bat shit crazy that it feels as if it made sense to whoever wrote it. There are some absolute gems in this film that no one could ever dream up if they tried. All of that said, the final shot is quite incredible and came out of nowhere. The more I think about it, this film is legitimately great in its own very quirky way.
Genuinely so bad that it’s actually funny. Written so poorly but in a way that’s more ingenious than anything else. A poorly written movie today is just goofy, corny, or falls flat, but this was so bat shit crazy that it feels as if it made sense to whoever wrote it. There are some absolute gems in this film that no one could ever dream up if they tried. All of that said, the final shot is quite incredible and came out of nowhere. The more I think about it, this film is legitimately great in its own very quirky way.
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achatun
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Hollywood 90028
It's a shame this is Hornisher's only feature film because there are genuinely beautiful moments in this strange mixture of showbiz- and serial killer exploitation movie. The term exploitation is only very loosely applicable though due to its slow, introspective approach to the material. It's much more an artful exploration of faded dreams in a decaying LA. It eautifully captures urban isolation and the character's loneliness. The calm cinematography and the etherial soundtrack create this dreamy and melancholic atmosphere that compassionately captures the tragedy of these characters. The movie varies somewhat in tone and quality as it does have its lengths but the elements that work about this are quite incredible and far outweigh the ones that don't. Had me almost tearing up several times. The final sex scene is incredible in how its chaotic presentation contrasts the cold methodicality of the previous intradiegetic porno shootings.
It's a shame this is Hornisher's only feature film because there are genuinely beautiful moments in this strange mixture of showbiz- and serial killer exploitation movie. The term exploitation is only very loosely applicable though due to its slow, introspective approach to the material. It's much more an artful exploration of faded dreams in a decaying LA. It eautifully captures urban isolation and the character's loneliness. The calm cinematography and the etherial soundtrack create this dreamy and melancholic atmosphere that compassionately captures the tragedy of these characters. The movie varies somewhat in tone and quality as it does have its lengths but the elements that work about this are quite incredible and far outweigh the ones that don't. Had me almost tearing up several times. The final sex scene is incredible in how its chaotic presentation contrasts the cold methodicality of the previous intradiegetic porno shootings.
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Sam
Sam
Hollywood 90028
I think this film explores the exploitative and voyeuristic nature of Hollywood. It also examines how self destructive the pursuit of the arts is. It’s ending shot is particularly disturbing but in an awe inspiring way
I think this film explores the exploitative and voyeuristic nature of Hollywood. It also examines how self destructive the pursuit of the arts is. It’s ending shot is particularly disturbing but in an awe inspiring way
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Somto Umelo
Somto Umelo
Hollywood 90028
A bit too oddball for my taste at times, but the atmosphere and cinematography was excellent.

Also guys please follow the insta account I made for my short film (just uploaded its first poster). I’ll be launching a kickstarter for it soon✌🏾
A bit too oddball for my taste at times, but the atmosphere and cinematography was excellent.

Also guys please follow the insta account I made for my short film (just uploaded its first poster). I’ll be launching a kickstarter for it soon✌🏾
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buzzcutseason
buzzcutseason
Hollywood 90028
it’s fun now being me, i like myself
it’s fun now being me, i like myself
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