One of the most insane and interesting movies I've ever watched.. this was sure a rollercoaster to watch at midnight. Solid thriller I really loved it and the directing was magnificent I could go on and on...

One of the most insane and interesting movies I've ever watched.. this was sure a rollercoaster to watch at midnight. Solid thriller I really loved it and the directing was magnificent I could go on and on...

p.s. it’s the first time i watched this movie. but i remember when my aunt said, *“c’mon watch Twisted Nerve if you wanna know about the iconic whistle in the Kill Bill movie and American Horror Story: Murder House series.”
*> “Can Georgie have a book... about animals?”
WOWWW at first glance, this movie might seem like a soft, slow-paced British drama, but oops gone wrong! this movie is so calm and deeply disturbing psychological portrait that slowly unravels with every minute

it follows Martin Durnley (played by Hywel Bennett), a young man with a fractured mind and a dangerous obsession with a sweet ans kind girl named Susan Harper (played by Hayley Mills). Martin pretends to be mentally challenged, adopting the persona of “Georgie” just to get closer to her. but slowly it reveals a much darker and chilling truth

what makes this movie stand out isn’t just its premise, but the atmosphere too! sooo quiet, restrained, yet constantly humming with unease. Bernard Herrmann’s haunting score (YESS we’re talking about that iconic whistle theme!) lingers in your ears long after the movie ends, while the cinematography of 1960s Britain wraps everything in an eerie calm. in love with the color tone of this movie! 😍

the chemistry between Hywel Bennett and Hayley Mills is strangely fascinating. not romantic in the usual sense, but filled with tension, innocence, and manipulation. ngl i’m gonna say that i’m in love with Hywel’s good looking! 🧡

for me, Twisted Nerve isn’t just a psychological thriller, but it’s a study of control, desire, and the fragile line between affection and obsession

p.s. it’s the first time i watched this movie. but i remember when my aunt said, *“c’mon watch Twisted Nerve if you wanna know about the iconic whistle in the Kill Bill movie and American Horror Story: Murder House series.”
*> “Can Georgie have a book... about animals?”
WOWWW at first glance, this movie might seem like a soft, slow-paced British drama, but oops gone wrong! this movie is so calm and deeply disturbing psychological portrait that slowly unravels with every minute

it follows Martin Durnley (played by Hywel Bennett), a young man with a fractured mind and a dangerous obsession with a sweet ans kind girl named Susan Harper (played by Hayley Mills). Martin pretends to be mentally challenged, adopting the persona of “Georgie” just to get closer to her. but slowly it reveals a much darker and chilling truth

what makes this movie stand out isn’t just its premise, but the atmosphere too! sooo quiet, restrained, yet constantly humming with unease. Bernard Herrmann’s haunting score (YESS we’re talking about that iconic whistle theme!) lingers in your ears long after the movie ends, while the cinematography of 1960s Britain wraps everything in an eerie calm. in love with the color tone of this movie! 😍

the chemistry between Hywel Bennett and Hayley Mills is strangely fascinating. not romantic in the usual sense, but filled with tension, innocence, and manipulation. ngl i’m gonna say that i’m in love with Hywel’s good looking! 🧡

for me, Twisted Nerve isn’t just a psychological thriller, but it’s a study of control, desire, and the fragile line between affection and obsession

assobio original de kill bill que fera

assobio original de kill bill que fera

The film loses quite a lot of steam after the 1hr mark, because it keeps reiterating what we already know. Still, it was psychologically engaging in that first hour.

The film loses quite a lot of steam after the 1hr mark, because it keeps reiterating what we already know. Still, it was psychologically engaging in that first hour.

It’s inspired by a myriad of other movies (Psycho, Peeping Tom and the like), but makes it its own. Hayley Mills’ Disney legacy helps explain away her naivety, Georgie is properly terrifying in the Norman Bates’ role and Bernard’s wonderful soundtrack cements it all. 

Very 60s. Reminds me a lot of Wait Until Dark in that it’s open in its mockery of disabilities and women while also maintaining an air of dignity and resilience for those types.

I’d watch it again tomorrow. So great.

It’s inspired by a myriad of other movies (Psycho, Peeping Tom and the like), but makes it its own. Hayley Mills’ Disney legacy helps explain away her naivety, Georgie is properly terrifying in the Norman Bates’ role and Bernard’s wonderful soundtrack cements it all. 

Very 60s. Reminds me a lot of Wait Until Dark in that it’s open in its mockery of disabilities and women while also maintaining an air of dignity and resilience for those types.

I’d watch it again tomorrow. So great.