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AMATEUR PORN STAR
KILLER: THE NEW CUT
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There’s no chase, no climactic battle, no back stories. It’s just a man running out of options and places to hide very quickly, and a young girl who gets snared in his trap. Much more is realized in this new version, and watching it a second time you begin to notice much of the nuances Ryan enlisted. Our character sounds incredibly irate; he hates his camera, he hates having to drive around and he’s desperate. And then he comes across a cute young girl on a street corner waiting for her mother. Ryan fixes the problems that the original suffered from; and while the problems never detracted from the quality of the film, it was something that needed to be done. Ryan removes the chinks from his armor. This time the audio is clearer, there are subtitles to hear much of the dialogue, and the theme music sets the mood much more. For a film that’s only a little over an hour, it’s still a tense and creepy thriller that burns itself into your brain. Our character really lucks out when he comes across Stacy, a rather cute and charismatic girl who has no idea what to expect; and with this new version, it becomes a luck of the draw for a guy running out of places to creep into, and you can imagine, who will be drawn to prostitutes in alleyways soon enough. Stacy is obviously a wide-eyed girl attracted to our main character and in her own misguided way, views this event as a possibility to garner his attention and respect, going to extreme lengths to do so. The transformation of Stacy from shy and cute, to easy-going and flirtatious, to uncomfortable and horrified is brilliant, and Jimenez handles this metamorphosis well. And much of this experience is interplayed with blurry and passionate footage of Brandon having passionate sex with the young blonde girl Loren, which could still be his delusional mind exploring the possibilities of this rendezvous. The character of Brandon is still a menacing wolf in sheep’s clothing that really plays off the Bundy archetype well. The biggest improvement is the delivery of the plot twist involving Stacy, which Ryan plays out with a subtitle, which will surely cause more gasps and sheer shock the second time around. The new cut is much more coherent and manages to obtain its realism while unfolding as a film. Even though Ryan verifies it to the audience, viewers will still be left wondering if what they’ve seen is real or not. And that’s the genius behind this.
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