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• defrost 2y ago
  But not https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_People_(1942_film) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_People_(1942_film) although it's another B-grade movie that punched above its weight. Retrospective reception of the original has been varied. Some modern critics have described the film as being too subdued for the genre and have deprecated the quality of the acting. Others have praised the film's atmosphere and sophistication, with the critic Roger Ebert describing it and the other Val Lewton productions as landmark films of the 1940s. Not to belittle Corman's work in any way, more to celebrate the range of B movies.
  • jrflowers 2y ago
    This is a good point. While we may have lost Roger Corman, now is the time to discuss any person or work that he was not involved with. There are so many other people both alive and dead that are not Roger Corman and so many movies that he was not involved with, and that should not be forgotten
  • TylerE 2y ago
    Not sure what the point of this off-topic comment is. Are you expecting him to direct a feature at age 14?
    • defrost 2y ago
      > Not sure what the point of this off-topic comment is. Then why make it? I'm genuinely curious. > Are you expecting him to direct a feature at age 14? Of course not, however did you get there?
      • TylerE 2y ago
        Because you felt something enough to throw up this aside on an obit post.