Ripping away at the morals of America
I grew up in a city where there was a showing of Rocky Horror Picture Show every weekend with the live performance that went along with it. Yet I never went to see it for some reason even though it was a bit of a tradition for young people. I guess it’s better late to see it than never.<br /><br />The musical is based upon the two sides of America. Susan Sarandon and her fiancé Barry Bostwick are the straight and narrow white middle class couple that the United States grew up with after World War II. They find themselves at a castle where people are not bound by the country’s morals, especially sexually. That’s personified in the cross dressing Frank N Furter/Tim Curry.<br /><br />The music goes through the same transition the characters go through. The first tune sounds like one you might find in a Broadway production. As soon as they end up in the castle however things take on a Rock tinge starting with The Time Warp. Rock of course being the music of rebellion and sex.<br /><br />There was also some deft casting. Besides Sarandon and Curry, Meat Loaf showed up as a kind of Frankenstein’s monster Curry had created. Charles Gray was also the commentator who usually got cast as a villain such as in James Bond films.<br /><br />I have to say that the last third of the film didn’t have the same energy as the rest. The music wasn’t as good in the ending either. Still it’s quite a show and something to enjoy with both the story and the tunes.
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