Review of Twentynine Palms (2003) by Kevin W — 06 Jun 2007
Last Tango in Zabrieskie Point----how quaint. Vapid captions aside, TP brings to fruition Brando's ominous parting words for the 70's---"the horror". Dumont disassembles the American horror film and transplants key generic tropes (voyeurism, the spectator as sadist, punishment of the feminine body) into the European art film - result: Euro-metahorror (you heard it here first).
The best horror film since The Exorcist and the most important film of the decade on the savageness of Man.
This review of Twentynine Palms (2003) was written by Kevin W on 06 Jun 2007.
Twentynine Palms has generally received mixed reviews.
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