list http://www.spout.com/ Recent community activity around Shock Corridor on Spout Copyright 2005-9 Spout, LLC Spout RSS http://www.spout.com/images/SpoutLogoRSS.jpg http://www.spout.com/ 136 30 http://www.spout.com/films/Shock_Corridor/31109/default.aspx Title: Shock Corridor
Year: 1963
Director: Samuel Fuller
Plot: Shock Corridor represents filmmaker Samuel Fuller at his most excessive, but few would have it otherwise. Peter Breck plays a ruthless journalist who believes that the quickest way to a Pulitzer Prize is to uncover the facts behind a murder at a mental hospital. To glean first-hand information, Breck pretends to go insane and is locked up in the institution. While pursuing his investigation, Breck is sidetracked by the loopy behavior of his fellow inmates. During a hospital riot, Breck is straightjacketed and subjected to shock treatment. By now almost as crazy as he's previously pretended to be, Breck begins imagining that his exotic-dancer girlfriend Constance Towers (a Samuel Fuller "regular") is actually his sister! Typical of the Fuller ouevre, the characters in Shock Corridor are either saved or destroyed by their individual obsessions. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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]]>Wed, 13 May 2009 03:11:29 GMTShock Corridor1963Samuel FullerShock Corridor represents filmmaker <a href="/players/P____90748/default.aspx" style='text-decoration:underline'>Samuel Fuller</a> at his most excessive, but few would have it otherwise. <a href="/players/P_____8223/default.aspx" style='text-decoration:underline'>Peter Breck</a> plays a ruthless journalist who believes that the quickest way to a Pulitzer Prize is to uncover the facts behind a murder at a mental hospital. To glean first-hand information, Breck pretends to go insane and is locked up in the institution. While pursuing his investigation, Breck is sidetracked by the loopy behavior of his fellow inmates. During a hospital riot, Breck is straightjacketed and subjected to shock treatment. By now almost as crazy as he's previously pretended to be, Breck begins imagining that his exotic-dancer girlfriend <a href="/players/P____71516/default.aspx" style='text-decoration:underline'>Constance Towers</a> (a <a href="/players/P____90748/default.aspx" style='text-decoration:underline'>Samuel Fuller</a> "regular") is actually his sister! Typical of the Fuller <I>ouevre</I>, the characters in Shock Corridor are either saved or destroyed by their individual obsessions. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide7Taggedy Taggged (6-10)14283http://www.spout.com/ProductImages/t01576jinkc.jpghttp://www.spout.com/films/Shock_Corridor/31109/default.aspxFilm http://www.spout.com/groups/Community_Recommendations/Re_Need_more_Noir/643/39308/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: Risselada
Post To: Community Recommendations
Post Date: 1/9/2009 12:06:52 PM
Body: [quote user="leeroy711"] [quote user="Risselada"] I've seen all of these except for Fury, and they are all fantastic!! You MUST see these: Born to Kill Murder, My Sweet Out of the Past And these are also highly recommended and are all listed as film-noir on IMDB (for what it's worth): Sunset Blvd. The Big Sleep White Heat The Night of the Hunter Strangers on a Train The Third Man The Maltese Falcon And if you liked Samuel Fuller's Pickup on South Street you should check out another one of my favorites from him, Shock Corridor. [/quote] Thank you thank you, the only ones of these I've seen were Night of the Hunter, - which had a pretty dark story but I really didn't like that it was all done in a studio. And Third Man was pretty incredible. I haven't seen The Big Sleep, but I have seen The Big Heat (Fritz Lang) which was the one I was actually trying to think of when I mentioned Fury. I think Fury would actually probably be considered pre-noir. I've kinda been on a Sam Fuller kick ever since I watch Shock Corridor earlier this year. I friggin' loved that one. I just got White Dog in the mail the other day but I haven't watched it yet. [/quote] Yeah, if you see any of them, especially one of the first three, I'm excited to hear what you think! Let me know how White Dog goes.
]]>Fri, 09 Jan 2009 17:06:52 GMTRisseladaCommunity Recommendations1/9/2009 12:06:52 PM[quote user="leeroy711"] [quote user="Risselada"] I've seen all of these except for Fury, and they are all fantastic!! You MUST see these: Born to Kill Murder, My Sweet Out of the Past And these are also highly recommended and are all listed as film-noir on IMDB (for what it's worth): Sunset Blvd. The Big Sleep White Heat The Night of the Hunter Strangers on a Train The Third Man The Maltese Falcon And if you liked Samuel Fuller's Pickup on South Street you should check out another one of my favorites from him, Shock Corridor. [/quote] Thank you thank you, the only ones of these I've seen were Night of the Hunter, - which had a pretty dark story but I really didn't like that it was all done in a studio. And Third Man was pretty incredible. I haven't seen The Big Sleep, but I have seen The Big Heat (Fritz Lang) which was the one I was actually trying to think of when I mentioned Fury. I think Fury would actually probably be considered pre-noir. I've kinda been on a Sam Fuller kick ever since I watch Shock Corridor earlier this year. I friggin' loved that one. I just got White Dog in the mail the other day but I haven't watched it yet. [/quote] Yeah, if you see any of them, especially one of the first three, I'm excited to hear what you think! Let me know how White Dog goes. http://www.spout.com/groups/Community_Recommendations/Re_Need_more_Noir/643/39294/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: leeroy711
Post To: Community Recommendations
Post Date: 1/8/2009 10:47:21 PM
Body: [quote user="Risselada"] I've seen all of these except for Fury, and they are all fantastic!! You MUST see these: Born to Kill Murder, My Sweet Out of the Past And these are also highly recommended and are all listed as film-noir on IMDB (for what it's worth): Sunset Blvd. The Big Sleep White Heat The Night of the Hunter Strangers on a Train The Third Man The Maltese Falcon And if you liked Samuel Fuller's Pickup on South Street you should check out another one of my favorites from him, Shock Corridor. [/quote] Thank you thank you, the only ones of these I've seen were Night of the Hunter, - which had a pretty dark story but I really didn't like that it was all done in a studio. And Third Man was pretty incredible. I haven't seen The Big Sleep, but I have seen The Big Heat (Fritz Lang) which was the one I was actually trying to think of when I mentioned Fury. I think Fury would actually probably be considered pre-noir. I've kinda been on a Sam Fuller kick ever since I watch Shock Corridor earlier this year. I friggin' loved that one. I just got White Dog in the mail the other day but I haven't watched it yet.
]]>Fri, 09 Jan 2009 03:47:21 GMTleeroy711Community Recommendations1/8/2009 10:47:21 PM[quote user="Risselada"] I've seen all of these except for Fury, and they are all fantastic!! You MUST see these: Born to Kill Murder, My Sweet Out of the Past And these are also highly recommended and are all listed as film-noir on IMDB (for what it's worth): Sunset Blvd. The Big Sleep White Heat The Night of the Hunter Strangers on a Train The Third Man The Maltese Falcon And if you liked Samuel Fuller's Pickup on South Street you should check out another one of my favorites from him, Shock Corridor. [/quote] Thank you thank you, the only ones of these I've seen were Night of the Hunter, - which had a pretty dark story but I really didn't like that it was all done in a studio. And Third Man was pretty incredible. I haven't seen The Big Sleep, but I have seen The Big Heat (Fritz Lang) which was the one I was actually trying to think of when I mentioned Fury. I think Fury would actually probably be considered pre-noir. I've kinda been on a Sam Fuller kick ever since I watch Shock Corridor earlier this year. I friggin' loved that one. I just got White Dog in the mail the other day but I haven't watched it yet. http://www.spout.com/groups/Community_Recommendations/Re_Need_more_Noir/643/39286/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: Risselada
Post To: Community Recommendations
Post Date: 1/8/2009 6:53:11 PM
Body: [quote user="leeroy711"] I feel like I've recently re-discovered the noir genre. I just watched The Killing last night and I loved it. As with Fuller's Pickup on South Street. I had previously been a fan of Fritz Lang's older German movies, but now I've seen Fury and I need to see more of his American stuff. And after watching Touch of Evil, I can't understand why Citizen Kane is known as Orson Welle's best work.. I mean c'mon....!!! Charlton Heston just grows a mustache and presto!!! He's a Mexican. You can't beat that! Anyways what are some of the films I'm missing?? [/quote] I've seen all of these except for Fury, and they are all fantastic!! You MUST see these: Born to Kill Murder, My Sweet Out of the Past And these are also highly recommended and are all listed as film-noir on IMDB (for what it's worth): Sunset Blvd. The Big Sleep White Heat The Night of the Hunter Strangers on a Train The Third Man The Maltese Falcon And if you liked Samuel Fuller's Pickup on South Street you should check out another one of my favorites from him, Shock Corridor.
]]>Thu, 08 Jan 2009 23:53:11 GMTRisseladaCommunity Recommendations1/8/2009 6:53:11 PM[quote user="leeroy711"] I feel like I've recently re-discovered the noir genre. I just watched The Killing last night and I loved it. As with Fuller's Pickup on South Street. I had previously been a fan of Fritz Lang's older German movies, but now I've seen Fury and I need to see more of his American stuff. And after watching Touch of Evil, I can't understand why Citizen Kane is known as Orson Welle's best work.. I mean c'mon....!!! Charlton Heston just grows a mustache and presto!!! He's a Mexican. You can't beat that! Anyways what are some of the films I'm missing?? [/quote] I've seen all of these except for Fury, and they are all fantastic!! You MUST see these: Born to Kill Murder, My Sweet Out of the Past And these are also highly recommended and are all listed as film-noir on IMDB (for what it's worth): Sunset Blvd. The Big Sleep White Heat The Night of the Hunter Strangers on a Train The Third Man The Maltese Falcon And if you liked Samuel Fuller's Pickup on South Street you should check out another one of my favorites from him, Shock Corridor. http://www.spout.com/groups/Weekly_Theme/Re_Weekly_Theme_for_July_29_Locked_Up/625/33225/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: leeroy711
Post To: Weekly Theme
Post Date: 7/29/2008 1:12:34 PM
Body: [quote user="indieabby88"] I remember in middle and early high school I was really into "Girl, Interrupted." My weird pseudo-feminist friends at the time thought it was the best movie around. Then, several years later, I watched "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and realized I'd been sorely mistaken. [/quote] I hadn't even thought about mental institution movies. With that being said, you can't leave out Sam Fuller's Shock Corridor. Also, I think we can't forget about POW and concentration camps movies. I've always thought that Empire of the Sun was Speilberg's most underrated film.
]]>Tue, 29 Jul 2008 17:12:34 GMTleeroy711Weekly Theme7/29/2008 1:12:34 PM[quote user="indieabby88"] I remember in middle and early high school I was really into "Girl, Interrupted." My weird pseudo-feminist friends at the time thought it was the best movie around. Then, several years later, I watched "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and realized I'd been sorely mistaken. [/quote] I hadn't even thought about mental institution movies. With that being said, you can't leave out Sam Fuller's Shock Corridor. Also, I think we can't forget about POW and concentration camps movies. I've always thought that Empire of the Sun was Speilberg's most underrated film. http://www.spout.com/blogs/leeroy711/archive/2008/7/6/32173.aspx Post By: leeroy711
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Post Date: 7/6/2008 1:46:03 AM
Body: Have you ever watched a movie that you liked so much that it actually pisses you off that you waited soooo long to watch it? Is there a special word for that? I just finished watching Samuel Fuller's Shock Corrider and I have that feeling. This movie has been bouncing around my netflix queue for the better part of a year now and I finally sat down to watch it tonight. I had a similar feeling after watching 8 1/2 for the first time. Damn it, what the hell else have I been missing?
]]>Sun, 06 Jul 2008 05:46:03 GMTleeroy711leeroy711 Blog7/6/2008 1:46:03 AMHave you ever watched a movie that you liked so much that it actually pisses you off that you waited soooo long to watch it? Is there a special word for that? I just finished watching Samuel Fuller's Shock Corrider and I have that feeling. This movie has been bouncing around my netflix queue for the better part of a year now and I finally sat down to watch it tonight. I had a similar feeling after watching 8 1/2 for the first time. Damn it, what the hell else have I been missing? http://www.spout.com/groups/Noir/Re_Re_Re_Re_Is_Pickup_on_South_Street_a_noir_class/313/22529/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: JimBell
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Post Date: 12/4/2007 12:49:55 AM
Body: I don't know that much about him. Was he involved in espionage? The underworld? Another other movies--noir or not--by him that you'd recommend?JIMBELL
]]>Tue, 04 Dec 2007 05:49:55 GMTJimBellNoir12/4/2007 12:49:55 AMI don&#39;t know that much about him. Was he involved in espionage? The underworld? Another other movies--noir or not--by him that you&#39;d recommend?JIMBELL http://www.spout.com/groups/Criterion_Collection/Bargain_Criterion/115/20287/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: HarmlessAndroid
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Post Date: 10/1/2007 3:49:28 PM
Body: I am a bargain hunter in general, but I love to dig for things. I have made it pretty much a standard that I don't pay full price for Criterions even though I love them. I have a hard time paying $40 for a movie. Here are a few that I have found for really really low prices.Seven Samurai - $7 (Blockbuster used area)Carnival of Soulds - $5 (Second hand store)Band of Outsiders - $6 (Bizarre junk shop in Niles Michigan)Shock Corridor - $8 (Going out of business clearance at Hollywood Video) Robocop - $25 (ebay, usually sells for $80ish... its out of print) I will add more if I have any new super on the cheap aquisitions.
]]>Mon, 01 Oct 2007 19:49:28 GMTHarmlessAndroidCriterion Collection10/1/2007 3:49:28 PMI am a bargain hunter in general, but I love to dig for things. I have made it pretty much a standard that I don&#39;t pay full price for Criterions even though I love them. I have a hard time paying $40 for a movie. Here are a few that I have found for really really low prices.Seven Samurai - $7 (Blockbuster used area)Carnival of Soulds - $5 (Second hand store)Band of Outsiders - $6 (Bizarre junk shop in Niles Michigan)Shock Corridor - $8 (Going out of business clearance at Hollywood Video) Robocop - $25 (ebay, usually sells for $80ish... its out of print) I will add more if I have any new super on the cheap aquisitions. http://www.spout.com/blogs/quint/archive/2007/9/5/19402.aspx Post By: quint
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Post Date: 9/5/2007 10:55:00 PM
Body: I saw this on Netflix on demand thing. Whatever they're calling it. I'm becoming quite a fan of the service although it only works on a tricked out pc. It's pretty cool to have all this stuff at your disposal and although the selection is still slim, there are gems like this: early Sam Fuller. If you are not a fan of Sam Fuller, you probably haven't seen enough Sam Fuller. This is from a great Criterion Collection of his early films and it has all the tight structure and controversy of Shock Corridor or Pickup on South Street. If you've never seen a Sam Fuller film, think Quentin Tarantino, but in the 50's. That's doing Fuller a great injustice, but I think fans of the one should become fans of the other. I've always found Fuller's films to be well written. That is mainly why I am drawn to them. He reminds me of Clifford Odets. Fuller should be ranked with John Houston and he's better than Peckinpah at a lot of things. Check out everything you can.
]]>Thu, 06 Sep 2007 02:55:00 GMTquintAn inordinate number of peppers9/5/2007 10:55:00 PMI saw this on Netflix on demand thing. Whatever they&#39;re calling it. I&#39;m becoming quite a fan of the service although it only works on a tricked out pc. It&#39;s pretty cool to have all this stuff at your disposal and although the selection is still slim, there are gems like this: early Sam Fuller. If you are not a fan of Sam Fuller, you probably haven&#39;t seen enough Sam Fuller. This is from a great Criterion Collection of his early films and it has all the tight structure and controversy of Shock Corridor or Pickup on South Street. If you&#39;ve never seen a Sam Fuller film, think Quentin Tarantino, but in the 50&#39;s. That&#39;s doing Fuller a great injustice, but I think fans of the one should become fans of the other. I&#39;ve always found Fuller&#39;s films to be well written. That is mainly why I am drawn to them. He reminds me of Clifford Odets. Fuller should be ranked with John Houston and he&#39;s better than Peckinpah at a lot of things. Check out everything you can. http://www.spout.com/groups/Top_5/Re_Top_Five_Movies_with_Budgets_under_10_million/190/16834/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: Jymkata
Post To: Top 5
Post Date: 7/29/2007 11:15:16 PM
Body: interesting topic, I must admit I like a lot of films with higher budgets but here is my top 5 without spending too much time looking up the numbers- 1. 12 Angry Men - $350,000 in 1957, about $ 5.6 mil. in today's dollars according to your rules. This is one of my favorite films. Yeah, the setting is a couple of rooms, but the direction is taut and wow, what a cast!2. Mad Max - est. $350,00 in 1979, about $ 2.8 mil. Amazing low budget film. They got a steal with an unknown Mel Gibson, but it's pretty gutsy to make a futuristic movie with this scale.3. City of God - This movie looks like it was made with $ 50 mil. thanks to the direction and cinematography, but can you believe it only cost Miramax $ 3.3 mil. ?4. Donnie Darko - This is another one that looks like it cost a lot, but it was made with $ 4.5 mil. and I loved it 5. Reservoir Dogs - I know it's hip to trash Tarantino as just a hip poser, but he made an outstanding debut for $ 1.2 millionin 1992. Big budgets, small budgets - the guy can direct.I can't find info on his budgets, but a master at making the money stretch was Samuel Fuller. I'd love to find out the numbers on my favorites like Pickup on South Street, The Steel Helmet, The Naked Kiss, Shock Corridor, Forty Guns, and The Big Red One. I think a great director can make a masterpiece out of a small budget but a hack can't make a decent movie out of Titanic's budget. An interesting case is Sam Raimi who made low-budget horror masterpieces with the Evil Dead series, but I feel like every increased budget yielded a worse film. The Spiderman movies are among some of the most expensive ever made and I think they suck.
]]>Mon, 30 Jul 2007 03:15:16 GMTJymkataTop 57/29/2007 11:15:16 PMinteresting topic, I must admit I like a lot of films with higher budgets but here is my top 5 without spending too much time looking up the numbers- 1. 12 Angry Men - $350,000 in 1957, about $ 5.6 mil. in today&#39;s dollars according to your rules. This is one of my favorite films. Yeah, the setting is a couple of rooms, but the direction is taut and wow, what a cast!2. Mad Max - est. $350,00 in 1979, about $ 2.8 mil. Amazing low budget film. They got a steal with an unknown Mel Gibson, but it&#39;s pretty gutsy to make a futuristic movie with this scale.3. City of God - This movie looks like it was made with $ 50 mil. thanks to the direction and cinematography, but can you believe it only cost Miramax $ 3.3 mil. ?4. Donnie Darko - This is another one that looks like it cost a lot, but it was made with $ 4.5 mil. and I loved it 5. Reservoir Dogs - I know it&#39;s hip to trash Tarantino as just a hip poser, but he made an outstanding debut for $ 1.2 millionin 1992. Big budgets, small budgets - the guy can direct.I can&#39;t find info on his budgets, but a master at making the money stretch was Samuel Fuller. I&#39;d love to find out the numbers on my favorites like Pickup on South Street, The Steel Helmet, The Naked Kiss, Shock Corridor, Forty Guns, and The Big Red One. I think a great director can make a masterpiece out of a small budget but a hack can&#39;t make a decent movie out of Titanic&#39;s budget. An interesting case is Sam Raimi who made low-budget horror masterpieces with the Evil Dead series, but I feel like every increased budget yielded a worse film. The Spiderman movies are among some of the most expensive ever made and I think they suck. http://www.spout.com/groups/Filmspotting/Re_Top_5_Journalism_Movies/304/11852/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: Risselada
Post To: Filmspotting
Post Date: 6/23/2007 6:07:59 PM
Body: Some of these movies feature journalism more centrally some more incidentally.1. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Gonzo Journalism at it's most iconic2. Citizen Kane - Journalism as a theme and part of the structure3. Shattered Glass - true story of fake stories4. All The President's Men5. No Man's Land - how journalism doesn't just report on wars, but often affects wars, and sometimes even starts them Runner's up - Shock Corridor, The Hudsucker Proxy, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Good Night, and Good Luck.
]]>Sat, 23 Jun 2007 22:07:59 GMTRisseladaFilmspotting6/23/2007 6:07:59 PMSome of these movies feature journalism more centrally some more incidentally.1. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Gonzo Journalism at it&#39;s most iconic2. Citizen Kane - Journalism as a theme and part of the structure3. Shattered Glass - true story of fake stories4. All The President&#39;s Men5. No Man&#39;s Land - how journalism doesn&#39;t just report on wars, but often affects wars, and sometimes even starts them Runner&#39;s up - Shock Corridor, The Hudsucker Proxy, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Good Night, and Good Luck. http://www.spout.com/members/0/tags/murder/MemberTagFilms.aspxmurder
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