Director:
Peter BogdanovichCámara:
László KovácsReparto:
Boris Karloff, Tim O'Kelly, Arthur Peterson, Monte Landis, Nancy Hsueh, Peter Bogdanovich, Sandy Baron, Frank Marshall, Mike Farrell, James Brown (más)Streaming (3)
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Byron Orlock (Boris Karloff) es un actor de películas de terror que decide retirarse al llegar a la vejez, no sin que antes el joven director de cine Sammy Michaels (Peter Bogdanovich) trate de convencerle para rodar un último papel. Mientras, en otra parte de la ciudad de Los Ángeles, Bobby Thompson (Tim O'Kelly), un hombre familiar y que siente devoción por las armas de fuego, sufrirá manifestaciones de graves problemas psicológicos que en el transcurso de pocos días terminarán por convertirle en un asesino en serie. Los caminos de ambos se cruzarán y Byron deberá procurar no aparecer en la mirilla del rifle de Bobby. (Filmin)
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An excellent film that shows that anyone can be a killer, if only because they want to try it out. Or they'll just shoot once. You also get the acting legend Karloff in a film about how being an actor is not easy, but being a spectator can also be very dangerous in some cases. An interesting script that is driven forward by interesting actors.
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After a long while, I have to say that I finally got to watch a truly interesting American movie from the 1960s and 1970s. And personally, I need to add that I was probably most intrigued by its brutality that could easily rival even the movie brutality in modern thrillers. Or even easily outdo some. And at the same time, I admit that I haven’t had the opportunity to find out how big of an actor Boris Karloff was in his time, but I feel that he couldn’t have gotten a better movie homage than the movie Targets. And especially after I found out from the trivia how the movie was actually made. And it turned out to be of such quality. Mr. Karloff commands great respect and the final 10 minutes were so strong that I couldn’t even function a couple dozen minutes after I finished it.
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