Review of Freaks (1932) by Zoran S — 17 Oct 2008
Watching this again, I was impressed by how organic many of the scenes seemed. I am thinking of, for example, the wonderful scene where one of the cojoined twins is kissed for a proposal and the other one smiles.
The film has a strange aimless quality that makes the glorious vengeance at the end all the more interesting. I prefer The Unknown and The Unholy Three by Tod Browning. but this remains one of the most curious and eccentric studio films ever made.
This review of Freaks (1932) was written by Zoran S on 17 Oct 2008.
Freaks has generally received very positive reviews.
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