Being 17 in 1976, this movie perfectly captured that era's tackiness and lack of direction. It hurt just to look at the clothes and listen to the music.
I found the movie a perfectly realistic change from the overwrought seriousness and cookie-cutter "family" pieces.
I especially liked the dead cat, Rita's "boyfriend", and "It's a building thing."
Evocative, scary [in a PVC-upholstered sofa sort of way], redeeming, honest -- I was laughing through my tears.
I found the movie a perfectly realistic change from the overwrought seriousness and cookie-cutter "family" pieces.
I especially liked the dead cat, Rita's "boyfriend", and "It's a building thing."
Evocative, scary [in a PVC-upholstered sofa sort of way], redeeming, honest -- I was laughing through my tears.