If you want to spend two hours watching a guy in 18th-century French gear pretend to have a spine deformity just to stab a bad guy, Le bossu is definitely your jam.Anyone who loves old-school swashbucklers where the swords sound like forks hitting plates will have a blast. But if you can't stand scratchy soundtracks an...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
René Sti
Perry N. Vekroff
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"If you want to spend two hours watching a guy in 18th-century French gear pretend to have a spine deformity just to stab a bad guy, Le bossu is definitely your jam.Anyone who loves old-school swashbucklers where the swords sound like forks hitting plates will have a blast. But if you can't stand scratchy soundtracks and actors who look like they are shouting at the back row of a theater, stay far away. 😅This 1934 version of the classic Paul Féval story is super dusty, yet it has this weird, fra..."
Paul Féval, René Sti, Georges Berr
France
