Peeping Tom Comments

Daniela 2022-08-28 22:57:32

The director chose to play Böhm, who became famous as the Austro-Hungarian Emperor Franz Joseph (the husband of Princess Sissi), to portray a perverted killer combined with a battered childhood. Moreover, he has successfully combined fetishes, paraphiles, sadists, voyeurs, and stalkers into this role, which are the perverted killer labels that are widely used in today's cult films, which is so...

Blaise 2022-08-28 14:58:03

The camera is not only an extension of the visual organ, but also the externalization of violence and sexual consciousness. Through psychoanalysis, we can find out how it transforms from the power discourse of seeing-being seen into a substitute for phallus in the film. Teachers will have dark secret rooms, where is the entrance to the most obscene obsession in the unconscious. The opening long shot, the "first person" through the mechanical eye, tries to imitate the rough candid image, just as...

Otto 2022-08-28 13:24:31

Obviously it is not accurate to compare the camera to the extension of the phallus because the camera is only an extension of visual desire, it also needs a synthesis of physical desire. This is Mark's ultimate device. When the leg is broken, it is a human erection that penetrates the female body (usually the throat). That is, the device is inserted. It is also equipped with a reflecting mirror, so the ultimate fear is the great pleasure. It is the same for the murderer and the victim. More...

Brody 2022-08-28 12:06:03

Childhood Shadow, Childhood Shadow Again, Always Childhood Shadow, Always Childhood...

Eunice 2022-08-28 12:02:50

At the beginning, the audience is placed in an absolute subjective experience, and what they see is only the surface, and as the plot develops, the "hidden" connotation gradually emerges, so the voyeurism in the plot and the voyeurism off the screen form multiple nests, while the movie As a peeping carrier, the infatuation property of its lens has also been re-examined. The same great thing about "Voyeur" and "Psycho" is that there are almost no direct violent scenes and bloody scenes, but it...