Patrick P.’s Collection (42)
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CloseHouse
Nobuhiko Obayashi
Patrick P.: “Wish I'd seen this one in theaters when it was first released. Unique, unclassifiable weirdness from Japan. And impossible to remake, thank god.”
DVD Spine #539 Learn more » -
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CloseRed Desert
Michelangelo Antonioni
Patrick P.: “A pretty blah DVD cover for one of Antonioni's most visually stunning movies, but I suppose one cannot have everything.”
Blu-Ray Spine #522 Learn more » -
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CloseLast Year at Marienbad
Alain Resnais
Patrick P.: “Marble hush of limbo, the frozen grandeur of an elegant hotel filled with ghosts. Kubrick paid homage to this masterpiece when he made The Shining.”
Blu-Ray Spine #478 Learn more » -
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CloseThe Most Dangerous Game
Ernest B. Schoedsack and Irving Pichel
Patrick P.: “Fay Wray at her sexiest, though the real allure of this film is a wonderfully deranged Leslie Banks as human-hunting Count Zaroff.”
DVD Spine #46 Learn more » -
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CloseIsland of Lost Souls
Erle C. Kenton
Patrick P.: “Back --- to the House of Pain!”
DVD Spine #586 Learn more » -
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CloseTwo-Lane Blacktop
Monte Hellman
Patrick P.: “Not really about racing at all, more of a cold-eyed meditation on armored solitude, loneliness, and anomie. A gem of Americana.”
DVD Spine #414 Learn more » -
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CloseThe Last Days of Disco
Whit Stillman
Patrick P.: “Well-dressed sociopaths and literary oddballs mill about in this unique little gem by Stillman. With Kate & Chloe at their glossiest.”
DVD Spine #485 Learn more » -
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ClosePicnic at Hanging Rock
Peter Weir
Patrick P.: “Enigmatic and sensuous, this dark valentine from the pagan world is still Peter Weir's best film.”
DVD Spine #29 Learn more » -
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CloseBy Brakhage: An Anthology, Volume One
Stan Brakhage
Patrick P.: “I was lucky enough to take a film course under Stan Brakhage in college. These beautiful DVDs are a testament to his art.”
DVD Spine #184 Learn more » -
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CloseI Am Curious . . . Box set
Vilgot Sjöman
Patrick P.: “A bizarre trophy of "self-reflexive cinema," i.e. films that call attention to their own artificiality. And the chick looks like my old girlfriend.”
DVD Spine #179 Learn more »
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