WHO KILLED WINTER KILLS - The Film They Never Wanted You To See

[@leifjensen4314]

I just saw the film yesterday. I’ve never been as amused and frightened in the same 96 minutes as this. Thank you

[@Grace_and_Truth78]

It's called predictive programming

[@jlastre]

Saw the film when it came out. Probably one of the few. I was 15 and thought it was amazing. So glad it’s getting the attention it deserves. Being from Chicago I cant remember which either Siskel or Ebert objected to the nudity and how it portrayed the Kennedys. I thought it was just a bullshit objection.

[@EMSBoys]

I love this film! The first time I got to see it was thanks to a sneak preview of "Life of Brian" in Westwood. Way too many people showed up for the 8pm screening, so the producers conferred, then said they'd add a screening at midnight. And we could see the movie currently showing at 10pm: Winter Kills. Best Double Feature Ever! And probably the only screening that was a sell-out.

[@anthonydileonardo8156]

the battlefield scene between Jeff and Sterling Hayden was funny because they were almost in JAWS as Hooper and Quint

[@dagnabbit6187]

Saw it on HBO back in the 70s . Cult Classic . I guess you could say it was ahead of its time . I will do a quote from it that sums up the film and it is not a spoiler alert : “ Rather humorous I thought , with a point ! “

[@ellisgoodson1185]

I watched it on Amazon prime last night. I haven't seen it since it came out and thought it would seem almost new again with just barely remembered scenes. Nope. Came back vividly. It deserved to be bigger.

[@thrustkicktkd841]

I happened to be in New York City on business the week it was in the theater and I saw it. I suppose I was one of the "ten" people Jeff said saw it. Actually, the placed was packed. I enjoyed it...

[@chrisfields6618]

I saw it too!

[@ricoz2016]

In so many ways this film was before it's time... and it holds up well in viewing in 2019 as a result. GREAT documentary!

[@michaelevans386]

Great great movie

[@jamesjandreau1576]

Heard they change the identity of the killer from the book to the movie. That true? Who’s the killer in the book?

[@davidbloom754]

Still one of my favourite movies.

[@markc6557]

I've seen it. I have it. It is great movie. In my opinion. Thanks.

[@enna1913]

Thank you for posting this documentary. I read the book when it was published and rushed to see the movie in '79. I thought the lack of promotion for the movie at the time was strange. I guess I now know why.

[@Whoa802]

For a woman always typecast as bitchy, vindictive types, Belinda Bauer seems surprisingly sweet.

[@markelijio6012]

scary filmmaking at its finest.

[@michaelmuldowney8]

Fascinating documentary. Would love to see the directors cut.

[@Mango62uk]

Thank you for making this wonderful, unique film.

[@SuperJude]

I love this! I remember my dad telling me about some of this stuff as a kid so it's interesting to watch NOW knowing what I know now (my dad is Regis, cop at the end of the movie and the last credited actor).

[@goat9999able]

I knew your dad when he made this movie a few years before it came out. Always wondered what happened to this movie.

[@funkyalfonso]

Fascinating. I'm just about to see this film for the first time since it came out. A wondeful film that I and my friends loved mainly because anything by Richard Condon cannot fail. From Westerns to the Mafia to the Borgia's.....what a guy.

[@pendorran]

Is the complete film on KZbin or anywhere?

[@Capcoor]

No. I checked.

[@akfreed6949]

Gee , I wonder why ? Masons ? Freemasons ? Illuminati ? Bilderbergers ?

[@robertgarcia5809]

Its on Tubi. Check it out 😊

[@n.ff.]

Does anybody know the name of the background music when Elizabeth Taylor makes her entrance?

[@jupiterisking8056]

I gotta get my hands on this book.

[@mklptrk]

haha that cinematographer is crazy, liz looked great in my opinion

[@kashi2843]

hd version of video pls

[@kentallard8852]

Avco Embassy were a low budget studio

[@akfreed6949]

Independent

[@frankfarago2825]

No clue what this flick was or wanted to be, but clearly, its director has a screw loose someplace now. Maybe two or three? This ended up to be a COMEDY???? I guess audiences weren't laughing -- for the one single weekend this flick was shown in a theater in NY and LA back then.

[@porkyswelding]

i think he was trying to do it like Kubrick did Dr Strangelove, just couldn't quite pull it off. its still interesting though

[@AntonOlff]

The Kennedy-Corleone family!! Amazing when art imitates life, and vice versa.

[@SuperJude]

I saw it in a theater as a kid so it did see release but seems like one of those movies that didn't translate well from the source material. In the right hands this could have been a great film.