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2 comments:
I remember seeing this years ago. Aside from the music, my take away from the flick was a great disbelief in anything arcane or mystic. (I'd been flirting with that for a couple of years.) The movie seemed to say, "There's nothing in the dark that isn't in the light."
I can't say why I thought the movie was concerned with that.
Oh, man, now you're going to make me pull out the old laserdisc of this movie and watch it. I love it!
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