I enjoyed the premise, the idea that they have this film that is so awful that people start acting really weird after seeing it, great idea.This idea of a film so evil, had also been explored in a horror film called Popcorn (1991), a pretty decent flick if I remember correctly
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[376] Furthermore, Jonathan Rosenbaum explained that since audiences were more interested in Stewart's "star persona" and "aura" than his characters, "this makes it more striking when Anthony Mann and Alfred Hitchcock periodically explore the neurotic and obsessive aspects of Stewart's persona to play against his all-American innocence and earnestness." [377] Film scholar John Belton argued that rather than playing characters in his films, Stewart often played his own screen persona
Videos of the deadly interaction show that Good was turning her vehicle away from the agent as she pulled forward, but its unclear whether she made contact with him before he fired
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