Cape Fear (1991)
A convicted rapist, released from prison after serving a fourteen-year sentence, stalks the family of the lawyer who originally defended him.
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Cape Fear (1991)
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Imagism and Martin Scorsese: Images Suspended and Extended – By George P. Castellitto
Scorsese's technique of "freezing” objects generates a particular method of cinematic exposition in which characters and objects are portrayed in a moment between movement…
Cape Fear (1962, 1991): The Shadow Within – By Jenny Diski [Sight and Sound]
Novelist of ‘Nothing Natural’, Jenny Diski, watches a video of the first ‘Cape Fear’ and the Scorsese remake - and compares them
Cape Fear (1991) – Review by Terrence Rafferty [the New Yorker]
The movie is a disgrace: an ugly, incoherent, dishonest piece of work. The original picture, directed by a skillful journeyman, J. Lee Thompson, is…
Scorsese’s Cape Fear: Sacred and Profane – Review by J. Hoberman [Sight and Sound]
J. Hoberman's review of "Cape Fear" (1991) by Martin Scorsese