Blow Out

By Clarissa 2021-12-21 08:01:22

Blow Out

Film sound engineer Jack Terry (John Travolta) is a B-level horror film sound engineer. Late one day at night, when he sampled his own film, some extra sounds came from the machine. Driven by curiosity, Terry listened repeatedly. It turned out that he recorded a car falling into a nearby river due to fatigue. To his surprise, when he jumped into the river to search for the car, he found Sally Bertina (Nancy Allen) in the car was still alive and rescued her. Sally told Terry that the person with...

By Benjamin 2021-12-21 08:01:22

Horror movie real dying scream

Nancy Allen talks like a little girl and she is so cute and silly. Why is she always acting as a prostitute? In this film, the prostitute she plays is simple and stupid. In the end, it is still very sigh that the perverted killer was stabbed by Terry with the killer's murder weapon. Dead, but Sally is also dead, holding her body in sadness under the fireworks on Freedom Day. The sound effects of the horror film made were fixed, but it was Sally's scream when she died. I am afraid he can only...

By Betty 2021-12-21 08:01:22

Some complaints

At the scene of the car crash and death, in such a remote place in the middle of the night, there was a sound engineer and a photographer. The idea of ​​passers-by to restore the homicide through recording is a good idea, but it was a little deliberate.

Is it difficult for the villains to challenge the high level of difficulty in an accident where the tire is blown to make a car crash, or in a dark environment? What should I do if I miss a hit, the speed is not enough, and the tire...

By Winnifred 2021-12-21 08:01:22

De Palma’s Myths and Experiments on Film Sound

De Palma has always been hailed as the "flatter and imitator" of the master of suspense Hitchcock. I believe this is unquestionable. You can see the tribute to the master in many of his works. "Furious Line" naturally can't escape the eyes of the audience, which can be seen from the restoration of the bathroom murder in "Terror" in the scenes of the scene at the beginning. But at the same time, his in-depth thinking about the film production itself can break the inherent impression of his...

By Celia 2021-12-21 08:01:22

"Metamovie" belonging to Parma

From the very beginning of "The Furious Line", two long first-person shots with a strong sense of substitution were dedicated to the audience: