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Showing posts with label william friedkin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label william friedkin. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

The Exorcist trilogy (1973 - 1990)


A horror directed by William Friedkin, John Boorman and William Peter Blatty.
In each of the films, someone is possessed by an evil spirit and has trouble getting treatment for this problem.
This series is THE ONE that gave sequels a bad name. The first flick is brutal, but after that, there's no hill, it's just DOWN! It only makes sense: How can you follow floor pissing, pea soup spewing and crucifix masturbation? I'm giving the first movie green, but the rest red. Watch me do it!

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

The French Connection (1971)


A crime movie directed by William Friedkin
It's cops vs. drug smugglers on the streets of France and New York.
The video was a little grainy, like any movie from this time period. The audio was good and even had a good soundtrack. The subtitles on the version that I watched were early.
check out: "I tore apart the whole car except the rocker panels" everyone knows that's THE classic place to hide drugs! maybe that's because of this movie...
There are a lot of good chase scenes and "Blow" stole the "temperature rising" drug verification scene. Otherwise, not much going on here. I'll say it's o.k.