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Verhoeven Effect
verhoeveneffect
208 episodes
1 week ago
In art and entertainment we often seek a deeper meaning and overanalyze the presentation. Director Paul Verhoeven often uses B-movie genre as a vehicle for complex human emotions, social satire, and shocking sex and violence. Is this genius subtext the artist's intent or our own imagination looking for cosmic connection where none were intended. We call this dilemma the Verhoeven Effect
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In art and entertainment we often seek a deeper meaning and overanalyze the presentation. Director Paul Verhoeven often uses B-movie genre as a vehicle for complex human emotions, social satire, and shocking sex and violence. Is this genius subtext the artist's intent or our own imagination looking for cosmic connection where none were intended. We call this dilemma the Verhoeven Effect
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Verhoeven Effect Special Episode 155 Fallen (1998)
Verhoeven Effect
1 hour 35 minutes
2 weeks ago
Verhoeven Effect Special Episode 155 Fallen (1998)

We dive into the weird world of Fallen. A violent fallen angel serial killer demon thing jumps between bodies to wreck havoc on Philadelphia.

Act 1: 15:00

Act 2: 34:31

Act 3: 1:14:12

Director - Gregory Hoblit

Cinematographer - Newton Thomas Sigel

Written by - Nicholas Kazan

Cast - Denzel Washington , John Goodman , Donald Sutherland

Verhoeven Effect
In art and entertainment we often seek a deeper meaning and overanalyze the presentation. Director Paul Verhoeven often uses B-movie genre as a vehicle for complex human emotions, social satire, and shocking sex and violence. Is this genius subtext the artist's intent or our own imagination looking for cosmic connection where none were intended. We call this dilemma the Verhoeven Effect