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SUBLIME CINEMA #410 - CAT PEOPLE
Scorsese was terrified of remaking Cape Fear because the original was so good, as was Paul Schrader who took a shot at Cat People in the 80′s despite the original pretty much being a horror classic (and template for many modern horror films to come, including its revolutionary jump scare edit technique). Cat People could be considered a kind of feminine, stalking Dracula, a fable dredged out of Eastern Europe folklore with Simone Simon is as deliciously evil as her cryptic name suggests.
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Tonight’s late-nite film. Cat People (1942).
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“I am tired of Earth. These people. I am tired of being caught up in the tangle of their lives…”
Sigur Ros.
Alcest.
Stars of the Lid.
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Arvo Part & Stars of The Lid / Fratres + Tarkovsky’s Stalker
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H.E.R. - Every Kind of Way (Jade Novah Cover)
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"You see unreconciled differences in almost all faces. There is a major and minor face; for example, blue eyes consorting with a nose that belongs to brown eyes. One face is haunted by another. The spiritual face crouches behind it, yearning for the light. No face looks exactly the same from day to day. Whatever you are, you aren’t quite."– Leonard Michaels, from a journal entry in Time Out of Mind (via autumnalsonata)
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"And everything depends on how near you sleep to me."– Leonard Cohen, “Take This Longing” (via petrichour)
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THE HOWLING (1981). Joe Dante directs a werewolf movie set in a mountain retreat.
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"I live inside a deep pain.Being trapped in a small black box that can’t be set down anywhere.
An abortion. Scraping it out. Terrible ache,a bloody mess.
Standing in a wind tunnel. I feel dizzy. All my energy goes into bracing myself—not being blown over."– SUSAN SONTAG
(via punlovsin)
