Puree de pomme de terre

Puree de pomme de terre

hooptober x #24an alright thriller with some utterly crawling sequences. did we need like 15 near-silent minutes of the murderer in a potato truck attempting to get pin out of his victim's hand? not necessarily! really feels like an older style of filmmaking transposed onto a newer story — which, of course, it is. post-code hitchcock was wilding out though ngl

highlights:- a margarita being referred to as an exotic drink

hooptober x #24an alright thriller with some utterly crawling sequences. did we need like 15 near-silent minutes of the murderer in a potato truck attempting to get pin out of his victim's hand? not necessarily! really feels like an older style of filmmaking transposed onto a newer story — which, of course, it is. post-code hitchcock was wilding out though ngl

highlights:- a margarita being referred to as an exotic drink

hitchcocks nastiest. coming back to london, hitchcock didn't have the princess grace kelly or an a-list actor like jimmy stewart to rely on this time, just british character actors, which adds on to why i love this film. it's an incredible 70s neo-noir with a late hitchcock directing who was past his glory days.

hitchcocks nastiest. coming back to london, hitchcock didn't have the princess grace kelly or an a-list actor like jimmy stewart to rely on this time, just british character actors, which adds on to why i love this film. it's an incredible 70s neo-noir with a late hitchcock directing who was past his glory days.

another crazy hitchcock pull

another crazy hitchcock pull

Another underrated masterpiece.

Another underrated masterpiece.