G-Man
1978·28m
7.1
★
An exploration of social schizophrenia in which terrorists consult their mothers before planting bombs, and the head of the New York City bomb squad succumbs to his dominatrix.
Directed by Beth B and Scott B
woman director
IMDB
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Cast
William Rice
Max Karl
Marcia Resnick
Jamie Nares
Crew
Beth B
Director
Scott B
Director
Beth B
Writer
Scott B
Writer
Beth B
Editor
Scott B
Editor
Beth B
Cinematography
Scott B
Cinematography
Beth B
Music
Scott B
Music
Charlie Ahearn
Additional Photography
Beth B
Sound
Popular Reviews
2 reviews
jamblo
7.0★ · 12/08/25
So that was a fun one. A few minutes of this, a few minutes of that, you know how it is....
Only thing is, when the few minutes are domestic bombings, a scratchy barroom song accompanying a pan of Manhattan, a DS scene with both male & female nudity, a press conference espousing a police state, and some street preaching that culminates in 'Do a good deed for the people of this nation and yourself, kill a corporate executive' it all hits a little different.
The first Scott B and Beth B film (albeit a short) is hampered a bit by its sound design & the quality of its Super 8mm film stock, but not by its ideas or the force with which it jams them into yer eyeholes.
A rip-roaring start to a very brightly burning, if short lived, cinematic partnership.
Only thing is, when the few minutes are domestic bombings, a scratchy barroom song accompanying a pan of Manhattan, a DS scene with both male & female nudity, a press conference espousing a police state, and some street preaching that culminates in 'Do a good deed for the people of this nation and yourself, kill a corporate executive' it all hits a little different.
The first Scott B and Beth B film (albeit a short) is hampered a bit by its sound design & the quality of its Super 8mm film stock, but not by its ideas or the force with which it jams them into yer eyeholes.
A rip-roaring start to a very brightly burning, if short lived, cinematic partnership.
So that was a fun one. A few minutes of this, a few minutes of that, you know how it is....
Only thing is, when the few minutes are domestic bombings, a scratchy barroom song accompanying a pan of Manhattan, a DS scene with both male & female nudity, a press conference espousing a police state, and some street preaching that culminates in 'Do a good deed for the people of this nation and yourself, kill a corporate executive' it all hits a little different.
The first Scott B and Beth B film (albeit a short) is hampered a bit by its sound design & the quality of its Super 8mm film stock, but not by its ideas or the force with which it jams them into yer eyeholes.
A rip-roaring start to a very brightly burning, if short lived, cinematic partnership.
Only thing is, when the few minutes are domestic bombings, a scratchy barroom song accompanying a pan of Manhattan, a DS scene with both male & female nudity, a press conference espousing a police state, and some street preaching that culminates in 'Do a good deed for the people of this nation and yourself, kill a corporate executive' it all hits a little different.
The first Scott B and Beth B film (albeit a short) is hampered a bit by its sound design & the quality of its Super 8mm film stock, but not by its ideas or the force with which it jams them into yer eyeholes.
A rip-roaring start to a very brightly burning, if short lived, cinematic partnership.
iamjanjaniam
6.3★ · 06/03/25