Horn of Terror

Dewayne 2021-12-30 17:20:15

Scorsese is really awesome. The 1962 version of "Cape Terror" was given 7.2 points at the time. It was still because of the face of Parker. A tense film was made very cliché. However, this remake 30 years later was quite successful.

Scorsese gave the film a strong horror temperament, which is far better than the original version, and the soundtrack and graphics are also used in an unusually reasonable way. The new combination of De Niro, Jessica Rango and Nick Knott is better than the original combination. De Niro's villain performance must be quite refreshing at the time, because he usually plays the "positive" The villain, Scorsese is also very nostalgic, and invited back the original cast of Parker and Mitcham to play two supporting roles.

In addition to the tension and blood that a general revenge movie should have, the film also adds a lot of reflections on the law and religion. How chilling is that a prisoner who started studying law books after he went to jail could discover the lawyer's problem? In fact, all walks of life are the same. Once you enter the industry, you will find that it is full of shady, bullying outsiders, and tolerance to insiders. This is the real horror, not simply a horror brought by Max Cady.

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Extended Reading
  • Maxwell 2022-03-22 09:01:22

    Watching the entire film, I think the director can position the theme for redemption. The ending has to change: the lawyer is able to redeem himself and rescue Max when Max sinks into the water. I am willing to accept this outcome! Max's tearful expression before sinking into the water is truly tragic and tragic! Morality and justice, the director chose individualism. The girl who was born a murderer, this one didn't liberate her nature, and later went to kill. ps: the lawyer's lover is too ugly

  • Burdette 2022-04-21 09:01:28

    Martin really can play no matter what the subject matter, the film should be based on Bernard Herman's soundtrack in the old version of "Cape Terror", the classic music makes the horror atmosphere from beginning to end, Robert De Niro in the film like Nightmare brings lingering terror

Cape Fear quotes

  • Max Cady: "I am like God, and God like me. I am as large as God, He is as small as I. He cannot above me, nor I beneath Him be." Silesius, 17th Century.

  • Max Cady: Your mommy's not happy... your daddy's not happy, and you know what? You're not happy.