Carrie review Brian De Palma's horror masterpiece is a death metal spectacle of carnageBrian De Palma's 'Carrie' blends horror and sympathy for its bullied protagonist, creating a unique cinematic experience.
Brian De Palma on Casting 'Carrie' and What Made Sissy Spacek Fit to Play a (Blood-Drenched) Prom QueenBouzereau's exploration of De Palma's films transcends critique, reflecting personal evolution through cinema and addressing broader themes of identity."The De Palma Decade" offers thematic insight into De Palma's most significant works, blending critical analysis with the author's own narrative.
Panic! At the Disco: Body Double at 40 | Features | Roger Ebert"Body Double" celebrates eroticism and violence, embodying De Palma's unique style amidst the New Hollywood renaissance.The film, initially overlooked, remains influential and provocative four decades later.
Carrie review Brian De Palma's horror masterpiece is a death metal spectacle of carnageBrian De Palma's 'Carrie' blends horror and sympathy for its bullied protagonist, creating a unique cinematic experience.
Brian De Palma on Casting 'Carrie' and What Made Sissy Spacek Fit to Play a (Blood-Drenched) Prom QueenBouzereau's exploration of De Palma's films transcends critique, reflecting personal evolution through cinema and addressing broader themes of identity."The De Palma Decade" offers thematic insight into De Palma's most significant works, blending critical analysis with the author's own narrative.
Panic! At the Disco: Body Double at 40 | Features | Roger Ebert"Body Double" celebrates eroticism and violence, embodying De Palma's unique style amidst the New Hollywood renaissance.The film, initially overlooked, remains influential and provocative four decades later.
A Guide to the Transgressive Cinema of Brian De PalmaBrian De Palma's tumultuous childhood experiences significantly influenced his distinctive filmmaking style and thematic focus on duality and psychological complexity.
The World Wasn't Ready for Body DoubleBrian De Palma's Body Double is now considered a misunderstood masterpiece that challenges earlier negative critiques.The film is characterized by its mix of suspense, style, and self-awareness, showcasing De Palma's unique direction.