The Confession Killer: Exploring the Complicated Case of Henry Lee Lucas

Aside from posting an announcement for the 5th Wonderful Ingrid Bergman Blogathon (*wink wink!*), I haven’t written a lot of my blog since I came back to Montreal. For this new blog article, I wanted to share with you one of the series I’ve discovered recently (I’m more in a seri... Read full article

The Confession, 1970, Costa-Gavras

Jul 25 Posted by aaronwest “An individual may be guilty not because he is guilty, but because he is thought so.” “Confession is the highest form of self-criticism. And self-criticism is the principal value of communism.”</em> The above two quotes are pulled from the film, and I feel that th... Read full article

The Confession, 1970, Costa-Gavras

Jul 25 Posted by aaronwest “An individual may be guilty not because he is guilty, but because he is thought so.” “Confession is the highest form of self-criticism. And self-criticism is the principal value of communism.”</em> The above two quotes are pulled from the film, and I feel that th... Read full article

The Confession, 1970, Costa-Gavras

Jul 25 Posted by aaronwest “An individual may be guilty not because he is guilty, but because he is thought so.” “Confession is the highest form of self-criticism. And self-criticism is the principal value of communism.”</em> The above two quotes are pulled from the film, and I feel that th... Read full article

The Confession Seduction Scene (or what is that organ doing there?)

</p> In our first post-Sherlock Holmes Week article, we’re changing theme and tempo and taking a brief glimpse at one of the Baz’s pre-Holmes movies – that gem of the incongruous, beautiful and just plain strange, Confession. Made in 1937, just over a year and a half before Rathbon... Read full article