Itsrae1
Joined May 2002
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The most amusing part of this little movie is the fact that Nimoy plays a young man so ugly women make fun of him. By 1966 they were kicking and screaming to get to their Vulcan during his amok time. I fell off the sofa when I accidentally caught this modest offering on daytime tv back in the 70's. Life is funny.
The movie itself? I remember enjoying it because I was such a Trekker at the time. Another fan of a multi-talented actor like Nimoy (did you ever hear him sing?) might be similarly disposed.
The movie itself? I remember enjoying it because I was such a Trekker at the time. Another fan of a multi-talented actor like Nimoy (did you ever hear him sing?) might be similarly disposed.
Maybe it was the New York scene, where the apartments are small and dreary and you can get your tooth kicked out during a mugging. Or maybe it was the frankly revolting protagonist. How about the unnaturally natural acting? The fresh photography and flawless editing? How about the fact that it was made on zero budget? Compare it to any Stephen King blockbuster and see which one stays in your psyche longer.
"Habit" is a deafeningly quiet little film that absolutely gave me the creeps. For those who are no longer "scared" by jump scenes, fluorescent orange "blood," and the computer generated carnage that couldn't possibly be real, you may find a disturbing connection both viscerally and psychologically to this small masterpiece.
Not satisfying for everyone, but a very special movie of its kind.
"Habit" is a deafeningly quiet little film that absolutely gave me the creeps. For those who are no longer "scared" by jump scenes, fluorescent orange "blood," and the computer generated carnage that couldn't possibly be real, you may find a disturbing connection both viscerally and psychologically to this small masterpiece.
Not satisfying for everyone, but a very special movie of its kind.
