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In his 1979 study The American Nightmare: Essays on the Horror Film, the esteemed cineaste Robin Wood declared that the zombie's cannibalism "represents the ultimate in possessiveness, hence the logical end of human relations under capitalism. And Bogdanovich, himself a major cineaste before he became one of America's most distinguished filmmakers, will be presenting his one-man live show, ``Sacred Monsters'' (Nov. Cineastes will recognise this proposition from the world of French film criticism, in which even modest studio formula films occasionally achieve interest on the basis of the individual perception by each character of events which the audience is assumed to 'read' collectively. |
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