Review of Jacob's Ladder (1942) by David F — 14 Nov 2012
An arty psychological thriller which is hard to summarize without giving away the ending. Suffice to say, we see Jacob Singer involved in a tragic situation in Vietnam, followed by his confused later existence in New York City.
He meets up with old soldier buddies as they believe they were the subjects of a secret drug trial in the war. Confusing at times, with some very Pink Floyd - The Wall-like effects, at the end I felt slightly let down.
This review of Jacob's Ladder (1942) was written by David F on 14 Nov 2012.
Jacob's Ladder has generally received positive reviews.
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