No obvious connections to Turn of the Screw.
Luke Y. Thompson
lyt
A film critic since 1999, LYT started at the New Times alt-weekly chain and has written for many publications since, about movies, toys, fast food and general craziness.
On the one hand...mea culpa. On the other...when you see the movie, it kind of involves both at once? It made sense in my mind at the time!
On the one hand...mea culpa. On the other...when you see the movie, it kind of involves both at once? It made sense in my mind at the time!
Right?
I always liked “Another Way to Die” and found it quite memorable. But that’s even more of a minority opinion than my stance on “The Living Daylights.”
I admit I rate Erasure above a-ha. But I rate Erasure above most.
Pretty sure I’m clear that I do not approve of any reduction of it. But such perspectives have been shoved in my face. South Park’s Aspen episode is the most notable, but Cobra Kai has also put that one to shame since.