The Great Villain Blogathon: Day 1 Recap
What an exciting first day of the Great Villain Blogathon! Today’s posts look at villainy in men and women – as well as in mysterious flocks of birds.
A Person in the Dark looks at the “misunderstood” Mrs Iselin (Angela Lansbury) in The Manchurian Candidate.
Caftan Woman show us how Raymond Burr throws his weight around in Pitfall.
Moon in Gemini discusses the beautiful cinematography of The Conformist and its disturbing “protagonist” (Marcello Clerici).
Girls Do Film examines Fatal Attraction, and the über 1980s femme fatale, Glenn Close.
Movie Movie Blog Blog features the purely villainous Judge Claude Frollo in Disney’s underrated The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Two Heads are Better Than One tells us why we can never trust birds again with The Birds.
CineMaven’s Essays from the Couch scrutinizes Peggy Cummins’ hold over John Dall in Gun Crazy.
Le Mot du Cinephiliaque analyzes the complexity of Jack Nicholson’s character in The Shining.
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