Review of Red, White and Blue (1971) by Miguel A — 28 Sep 2014
"Red White & Blue" pulls off the difficult and uncommon task of being an insanely brutal and disturbing psychological horror film without showing you much violence at all. It's extremely unsettling at times but the brilliance in the film comes from the fact that you're unsettled not because you're watching horrible people do horrible things to each other, but because the characters are humanized enough that you understand their actions, as horrible as they may be.
If the psychological horror genre wants to continue being brutal and horrifying, it needs the kind of direction that Simon Rumley brings to this film.
This review of Red, White and Blue (1971) was written by Miguel A on 28 Sep 2014.
Red, White and Blue has generally received positive reviews.
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