Friday The 13th Part 2: The Bloody Thumb Review
Friday The 13th Part 2: The Bloody Thumb Review Just When You thought it was Safe to go back to Camp… STATS 1981, 87 minutes, […]
Friday The 13th Part 2: The Bloody Thumb Review Just When You thought it was Safe to go back to Camp… STATS 1981, 87 minutes, […]
Redford (Bill McKay) stars as a California lawyer who is running on the Democratic ticket against the already sitting California Senator Crocker Jargon.
Continuing our week long F13-fest is a review by a far superior film reviewer than myself:
In 1976 director Sidney Lumet took Paddy Chayefsy’s Network and turned it into this satirical feature. Lumet’s interpretation of the television networks is represented amazingly in this film.
These eight people are then forced into a very heavy situation. Five of them are men. One was a rescued Nazi and an African American and then three were women.
The thematic elements in the movie that deal with politics are very clear; there is no hidden agenda here.