Review of Shock Corridor (1963) by Hans C — 17 Jun 2008
In a dark pulpy masterpiece Samuel Fuller explores the limits of human sanity. At the same time he also raises question about the collective sanity of a civilization filled with war, racism, and weapons of mass destruction.
The insane emerge from their hazy just long enough to condemn the sane. Perhaps a little over the top but that in its way adds to the picture another great effort by Fuller to tell the stories of people at the margins of society.
This review of Shock Corridor (1963) was written by Hans C on 17 Jun 2008.
Shock Corridor has generally received positive reviews.
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