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PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE on Shudder
Virtual Virago
Posted by Jennifer Garlen on August 14, 2019
I first saw Phantom of the Paradise (1974) a few years ago and immediately became obsessed with it; I downloaded the entire soundtrack and listened to it constantly for weeks. I was delighted to be able to revisit the film this week thanks to the Shudder streaming service, where the...
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Cult Classics: PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE (1974)
Virtual Virago
Posted by Jennifer Garlen on April 28, 2017
Phantom of the Paradise (1974) is Brian de Palma's musical cult tribute to a number of iconic horror tales, most notably The Phantom of the Opera and Faust, although it also functions as a scathing satire of the music industry and its obsession with sex, fame, and eternal youth. As...
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Cult Classics: PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE (1974)
Virtual Virago
Posted by Jennifer Garlen on April 28, 2017
Phantom of the Paradise (1974) is Brian de Palma's musical cult tribute to a number of iconic horror tales, most notably The Phantom of the Opera and Faust, although it also functions as a scathing satire of the music industry and its obsession with sex, fame, and eternal youth. As...
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Phantom of the Paradise (1974, Brian De Palma)
The Stop Button
Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on May 28, 2016
Phantom of the Paradise has all the trappings of a failed passion project, only not a lot of passion for the project. Director De Palma, with a couple notable exceptions, doesn’t have much interest in directing a musical. When I say couple, I mean two–there are two scenes where he...
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Phantom of the Paradise
Cinematic Catharsis
Posted by Barry P. on October 6, 2015
(1974) Written and directed by Brian De Palma; Starring: Paul Williams, William Finley, Jessica Harper and Gerrit Graham; Available on Blu-ray and DVD Rating: **** “I got the idea riding in an elevator, and listening to a Beatles song done on Muzak, and I said to myself, ‘T
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