drhoads-93743
Joined Sep 2018
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I watched this episode once about 10 years ago and didn't think much of it. Upon watching it again recently, I realized how great it is. It doesn't have that classic Twilight Zone vibe to it due to its dark nature; however, I appreciate how deeply creepy it is and well-directed. It's very nightmarish. Great camerawork and well-acted.
Watch this episode if you're in the mood for something a bit different from the series and something a bit darker.
Watch this episode if you're in the mood for something a bit different from the series and something a bit darker.
I'm very glad I stuck this one out.
It is a little slow at the beginning, but the moral clarity of this film really stands out. This is a true story that needs to be heard. It's a story of an undercover freelance journalist who was a great hero, though many people don't know his name. It's a story of how the New York Times and the other intellectual elites in the 1930s defended one of the most evil regimes in history. It's a story of the naivety of so many well-meaning people. It's a story of the unspeakable evil of communism. These are stories you won't usually hear from Hollywood, but someone had the balls to make this.
The only negatives of this film are some obvious lacking in production value at times. But this is made up by surprisingly terrific acting and some extraordinarily effective scenes portraying the great evils of communism.
It is a little slow at the beginning, but the moral clarity of this film really stands out. This is a true story that needs to be heard. It's a story of an undercover freelance journalist who was a great hero, though many people don't know his name. It's a story of how the New York Times and the other intellectual elites in the 1930s defended one of the most evil regimes in history. It's a story of the naivety of so many well-meaning people. It's a story of the unspeakable evil of communism. These are stories you won't usually hear from Hollywood, but someone had the balls to make this.
The only negatives of this film are some obvious lacking in production value at times. But this is made up by surprisingly terrific acting and some extraordinarily effective scenes portraying the great evils of communism.