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23 Thanks From: | Andrea Bonazzi (11-25-2010), Ascrobius (11-24-2010), bendk (11-24-2010), candy (11-24-2010), Doctor Dugald Eldritch (12-17-2015), Dr. Bantham (11-24-2010), Dr. Valzer (11-25-2010), Freyasfire (11-28-2010), gveranon (11-24-2010), hypnogeist (11-25-2010), Joe Pulver (11-29-2010), Justin Case (11-24-2010), Keith418 (11-24-2010), kobaia (11-24-2010), Mr. D. (11-25-2010), Murony_Pyre (11-28-2010), Nemonymous (11-26-2010), njhorror (11-24-2010), spiritus93 (11-27-2010), Spotbowserfido2 (11-24-2010), tartarusrussell (11-24-2010), The New Nonsense (11-24-2010), waffles (11-24-2010) |
#1
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Dr. Valzer
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11-24-2010
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Re: TLO Member Interview: Keith418
A fascinating interview, Keith. I'll be sure to investigate The Black Lodge of Santa Cruz.
Richard |
#2
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waffles
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11-24-2010
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Re: TLO Member Interview: Keith418
"... as well as the smaller American films of the late '60s and early '70s like Five Easy Pieces, Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore, Smile, and The Last Detail."
Thanks for reminding me about these films. I haven't watched them in years. This is also my favorite period for American film. Great interview! |
#3
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Keith418
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11-25-2010
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Re: TLO Member Interview: Keith418
Thanks. I'd also include films like McCabe & Mrs. Miller, Dog Day Afternoon, The Last Picture Show, Paper Moon, The Boys In the Band, Taxi Driver, Killer of Sheep, Harry & Tonto, Coming Home, Shampoo, The Deer Hunter, Medium Cool, Targets, and Alice's Restaurant. |
#4
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darknessdoubled
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11-25-2010
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Re: TLO Member Interview: Keith418
Eric Rohmer made some really excellent films as well. My personal favorites are probably Claire's Knee, Chloe in the Afternoon, Pauline at the Beach, and Le Beau Mariage. And film noir! I could go on and on about my numerous favorite films noir. Ever seen Otto Preminger's Angel Face? Nice to see your mention of the Hard Case Crime series too! I'm a fan of virtually any Black Lizard (original publications, that is) and/or Hard Case Crime book. I recently read Gil Brewer's The Vengeful Virgin, which I thoroughly enjoyed. Do you have any particular Charles Willeford recommendations? I've only ever read The Burnt Orange Heresy. I'm surprised there hasn't been more discussion of vintage crime fiction on this forum.... Thanks for the very interesting interview! |
#5
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Keith418
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11-26-2010
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Re: TLO Member Interview: Keith418
I really, really like CW's Hoke Moseley series - including the "supressed" one "Grimhaven." But his two autobiographical pieces, "I Was Looking For A Street" and "Something About A Soldier" are not to be missed. I will admit that I keep re-reading "The Shark Infested Custard" which is a masterpiece. I didn't mention the whole Avant-garde /underground films of Kenneth Anger, Harry Smith, Stan Brakhage, Gregory Markopoulos, and many others. This whole genre is sadly neglected, but totally worth investing time and energy in. |
#9
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Murony_Pyre
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11-26-2010
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Re: TLO Member Interview: Keith418
Great to mention Killer of Sheep, also one of my favorite films. Had the pleasure of catching it on its run (after the restoration) a few years back. Highly recommended.
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