Review of Fear of Fear (1975) by Ray D — 29 Nov 2016
I was very surprised and impressed by this film. It's a remake of sorts of Douglas Sirk's "All The Heaven Allows" and a precursor to Todd Haynes' "Far From Heaven". At first, I wasn't that impressed with the look for the film, and I found the performances somewhat stilted, but as the story continued I was drawn in more and more and started to take more notice of the technical achievements.
The framing is excellent and there was a few camera movements that really impressed me, particularly a shot at an outside cafe. By the end, I was completely floored by this film. I very highly recommend it, and would suggest watching "All That Heaven Allows" first, though it isn't necessary.
This is a must watch for serious film buffs!
This review of Fear of Fear (1975) was written by Ray D on 29 Nov 2016.
Fear of Fear has generally received very positive reviews.
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