[Redbook1:283-290][19730224:1735a]{Film
Review II [continued]}[24th February
1973]
(Saturday) 197302241735
[continued]
The
combination of Britt Ekland and Mark Lester in Night Hair Child was physically
devastating. The exploitation of that
factor in the unfinished strip-tease so characteristic of censored commercial
cinema – viz., Britt Ekland’s full frontal concealed behind Mark Lester’s head,
and Mark Lester’s hidden by a sponge in the bath – may be not only frustrating
or irritating but downright dangerous.
It’s not so much that I am now going to creep around in the night and
rape blonde girls (or blond boys); the infuriating thing is that the cinema,
under the guise of ‘liberalism’, is frantically putting back the layers of
frustration, inhibition and fear as fast as more enlightened and far-seeing
minds attempt to strip them off. The
resulting combination – titillation of inhibition – can be disastrous.
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