I really disliked this one at first, but by the end, was left wondering if it was actually great. Each character has an arc, but the humor is buried beneath a thick coating of despair and awkwardness. Jarring but well-performed; may play better on a second viewing.

Nihilistic and relentlessly stupid, but also kind of entertaining. I don't hate it as much as I used to, so...progress?

Still underrated. Still chilling as hell. And still better than HALLOWEEN by leaps and bounds. And Margot Kidder gives possibly her best performance ever.

Well-scored and -photographed (though given the title reference, that should be a given). Periodically trippy. Too long. Still, unlike some Vinegar Syndrome titles, this one actually delivers on the seedy and sleazy goods, evoking (at best) a giallo-style atmosphere. If you want to go back to a simpler time when girl-on-girl mud wrestling was an acceptable date-night idea, "Double Exposure" is your wayback machine.