Scorsese does Hitchcock in this thrilling remake
This is Martin Scorsese’s remake of the 1960s classic. The first thing that stands out is that Scorsese used some techniques that he hadn’t used before such as going black and white and then negative during one scene, and then in another having Robert De Niro being superimposed over a background. It reminds me of Alfred Hitchcock. Bernard Herrmann also did the soundtrack who worked with Hitchcock on some of his classics. Speaking of De Niro he is really creepy and sinister from the start. He becomes like a living nightmare for Nick Nolte who is the father of the family De Niro is stalking. Nolte also shows a level of desperation which increases as the story progresses. Finally, Gregory Peck and Robert Mitchum who were in the original have roles as well. It all makes for an engaging thriller.
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