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Oct 27, 2020 · Whereas Reno in “The Driller Killer” defaults to rage, his frustration boiling over into violence, there is a more significant move towards acceptance in “Siberia.” The destructive impulses remain, but Clint chooses not to give into them.
Oct 8, 2020 · The frustration Ferrara felt echoes many of the themes in The Driller Killer, about a struggling artist driven to insanity by skyrocketing rents, bad neighbours and gentrification. In hindsight...
I’m guessing the scene has an element of self-parody along with some genuine frustration. The Driller Killer is essentially a descent into madness film. There are some clear references to Roman Polanski’s Repulsion, one of which comes in the form of a skinned rabbit.
Nov 23, 2016 · Ahead of Driller Killer’ s re-release, we spoke to Ferrara over Skype about a few of the highlights in his body of work, from the power tool-heavy movie that got the British government in a...
Oct 7, 2009 · I had to watch the film a couple of times to really get a feel for what Ferrara was intending to accomplish. At first viewing, I was not impressed. I felt like it was a slasher film that did not deliver. The acting was too artsy-fartsy for me. The murder scenes did not produce enough blood or gore.
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Abel Ferrara has a fittingly rugged appearance, and delivers the one performance that is consistently worth watching. Although he noticeably struggles with his lines early on in the film, his acting gradually becomes more believable as Reno slowly starts going off the deep end.
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70s economic and artistic frustration as a gutter slasher psychotic breakdown. an expression of rage that feels sordid and poisonous but also perversely cathartic—ferrara's acts of violence, the genre thrills themselves acting as an explosive break from the mundane horrors and impotence of his working-class ennui. i too think that landlords ...
