Joanne Fleming (Shannon Whirry) likes to be watched.
Her neighbor Steve (Woody Brown) likes to watch and has put cameras in every room of her apartment.
But when she falls for Eric (Al Sapienza) instead of him, well, things may not go so well.
You have to love a movie that's made for people who want to watch that looks at the bad side of voyeurism. Kind of like when Gregory Dark made adult films, he made things that were as violently non-sexy as possible, like men in white hoods having sex with a black woman and fish slapping people as a continually returning metaphor. He's the man that ended New Waves Hookers 2 with a bomb inside Madison Stone's ass killing her and the hero. He's not going to make something normal just because he's making something mainstream. Also, consider that making steamy, foggy and neon-lit softcore films as mainstream in this example.
Dark is in the X-Rated Critics Organization Hall of Fame, while cinematographer Wally Pfister and editor Bob Murawski, who worked on this movie, would respectively win Oscars for Inception and The Hurt Locker.
Her neighbor Steve (Woody Brown) likes to watch and has put cameras in every room of her apartment.
But when she falls for Eric (Al Sapienza) instead of him, well, things may not go so well.
You have to love a movie that's made for people who want to watch that looks at the bad side of voyeurism. Kind of like when Gregory Dark made adult films, he made things that were as violently non-sexy as possible, like men in white hoods having sex with a black woman and fish slapping people as a continually returning metaphor. He's the man that ended New Waves Hookers 2 with a bomb inside Madison Stone's ass killing her and the hero. He's not going to make something normal just because he's making something mainstream. Also, consider that making steamy, foggy and neon-lit softcore films as mainstream in this example.
Dark is in the X-Rated Critics Organization Hall of Fame, while cinematographer Wally Pfister and editor Bob Murawski, who worked on this movie, would respectively win Oscars for Inception and The Hurt Locker.