In Reply to: Since you dig Funny Games, you might find this one... ahem... entertaining? posted by Victor Khomenko on March 9, 2010 at 19:03:35:
way of thinking, for horror films in the "artistic" pantheon. "Let the Right One In," for instance, has some gruesome moments but in service to a story, not gratuitous. I feel the same about "Audition" and "Funny Games."
There is a dark side to human nature, individual as well as collective, and ignoring it won't make it disappear. How about Wyler's, "The Collector?" "Night of the Hunter?" "Rosemary's Baby?" "Repulsion?"
Many more examples. Haneke is a modern master as "Funny Games," proves.
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Follow Ups
- How do you feel about "Psycho?" "The Shining?" There is a place, to my - tinear 21:50:15 03/09/10 (3)
- Does your "dark side" also cover child porn? - Victor Khomenko 06:22:34 03/10/10 (2)
- Of course I draw a line. "Funny Games" had no ultra-violent scenes - tinear 08:08:44 03/10/10 (1)
- RE: Of course I draw a line. "Funny Games" had no ultra-violent scenes - Victor Khomenko 11:07:43 03/10/10 (0)