The documentary series Queer for Fear was-- on the whole--pretty meh. Some episodes are better than others.
However, the episode on Psycho had a prolonged interview with Oz where he reflected on his dad and his relationship with him. It was very thoughtful and intimate. And Instantly was drawn to him for his honesty and vulnerability. I haven't been able to watch Longlegs or The Blackcoat's Daughter. But if he brings that same earnestness and intensity to his movies as he does to his own life, I am guessing I will love them too.
The documentary series Queer for Fear was-- on the whole--pretty meh. Some episodes are better than others.
However, the episode on Psycho had a prolonged interview with Oz where he reflected on his dad and his relationship with him. It was very thoughtful and intimate. And Instantly was drawn to him for his honesty and vulnerability. I haven't been able to watch Longlegs or The Blackcoat's Daughter. But if he brings that same earnestness and intensity to his movies as he does to his own life, I am guessing I will love them too.
I think I might go see it again, something I've not done for a first run movie since (I believe) Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.