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Jim Halsey (from The Hitcher) collapsed on his knees out of distress by the side of the road. With a rural landscape of sand, slight greenery and mountains behind him, he looks ahead with some blood on his face and a handgun in his hand, as if just contemplated suicide but decided against it.

In ‘The Hitcher’ (1986), an Act of Kindness Results in a Claustrophobic Highway Nightmare

Derived from an act of kindness, ‘The Hitcher’ is pure chaos unravelling on the American highways as a young man has his life turned into a nightmare by the hitchhiker he was naive enough to pick up.

‘Requiem For A Dream’ Doesn’t Haunt Like ‘Last Exit To Brooklyn’

By: Ceridwen Millington 29th Oct 202129th Oct 2021

Essay, Film, OpinionEssay, jennifer jason leigh, last exit to brooklyn, requiem for a dream, uli edelLeave a Comment

“The fear here is the much more threatening notion that society is more dangerous than we realise; that we’re trapped amidst its expectations and oppression no matter our intentions.”