Q (DVD)

Newest Review: ... a huge nest, one very large egg and several partially devoured human corpses...At the same time two New York detectives have ... more

... been investigating a number of bizarre disappearances, which seemingly involve people being snatched off of rooftops, whilst nobody has noticed a thing other than their disappearance...and the occassional bloody mess left behind. It eventually arises that the Aztec god Quetzecoatl, a giant winged serpent, is at fault, alive and well and living in New York... Like I said, a silly premise, but made more than a little believable by Cohen's expert handling. Anyway, King Kong stunk as a concept and turned out to be o...more

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Q (DVD): Q: The Winged Serpent (695 words)
by - written on 16/05/01 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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The intriguingly titled 'Q' is another imaginative piece of work written, directed and produced, by Larry Cohen. One of the horror genre's more 'original' directors, Cohen here manages to combine elements of the detective/film noir genre which was being done to death at the time of its production with that of the giant monster movies of the 40s. The result is a bizarre masterpiece which really ought not to have worked at all but through some clever camera-work, expert audience manipulation and the imaginative use of New York's architecture, Cohen manages to pull it all together expertly. This is all the more impressive considering the absurdity of ... Read the complete review

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