Post by mikef6 on Jul 6, 2017 18:16:08 GMT
I scanned through the entire thread and didn’t see these titles listed. If I somehow missed them then I’m really really sorry, I apologize unreservedly. I deeply regret any distress that my actions may have caused you, or your family, and I hereby undertake not to repeat any such behavior at any time in the future.
Scared Stiff / George Marshall (1953). Remake of “The Ghost Breakers” with Dino and Jerry. Look for a Hope (with Crosby) cameo.
Zero No Shoten (Zero Focus) / Yoshitaro Nomura (1961). Complex mystery with flashbacks within flashbacks.
La Mariée Était En Noir (The Bride Wore Black) / François Truffaut (1968). Based on a novel by Cornell Woolrich. Truffaut changed the ending from the book so you can enjoy the story in both formats and be surprised each time.
Que La Bête Meure (This Man Must Die) / Claude Charbol (1969).Based on a novel by U.K. Poet Laureate Cecil Day-Lewis (as Nicholas Blake), and DDL's daddy.
Wild Things / John McNaughton (1998). They even interrupt the end credits for more plot twists.
Les Rivières Pourpres (The Crimson Rivers) / Mathieu Kassovitz (2000). If you don’t mind a little sci-fi in the mix.
Calvary / John Michael McDonagh (2014). A who’s going to do it. Maybe this one is cheating a little.
Scared Stiff / George Marshall (1953). Remake of “The Ghost Breakers” with Dino and Jerry. Look for a Hope (with Crosby) cameo.
Zero No Shoten (Zero Focus) / Yoshitaro Nomura (1961). Complex mystery with flashbacks within flashbacks.
La Mariée Était En Noir (The Bride Wore Black) / François Truffaut (1968). Based on a novel by Cornell Woolrich. Truffaut changed the ending from the book so you can enjoy the story in both formats and be surprised each time.
Que La Bête Meure (This Man Must Die) / Claude Charbol (1969).Based on a novel by U.K. Poet Laureate Cecil Day-Lewis (as Nicholas Blake), and DDL's daddy.
Wild Things / John McNaughton (1998). They even interrupt the end credits for more plot twists.
Les Rivières Pourpres (The Crimson Rivers) / Mathieu Kassovitz (2000). If you don’t mind a little sci-fi in the mix.
Calvary / John Michael McDonagh (2014). A who’s going to do it. Maybe this one is cheating a little.