Martin Scorsese on Peeping Tom (1960)

[@julianaferrone8734]

I saw if yesterday at the Film Forum. I see Scorsese's point of it being an homage to filmaking, in particular how art can drive you mad. An underrated achievement

[@saipavand4064]

Really wonderful horror thriller

[@misfitdanzig8152]

Good film ...

[@MustafaAli-lb8dq]

It was not frightening, just thrilling

[@Foxeral]

Definitely for the time in the uk aswell

[@MustafaAli-lb8dq]

The movie was thrilling but sort of weird. Why didn't the women run when the killer was recording with his camera.

[@nirvanagirllovesrock]

Fear. That's the whole point of the film. Also, he's seen as such a harmless and shy young man that they were shocked.

[@ΕίμιστιόλτσΑριστιράςτσΠρουόδκι]

“To Trap someone’s Spirit on Camera is a Dangerous Thing”…Then shoots 100 of killings in Goodfellas, Casino & Irishman! 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@nautilus2612]

So? He didn't say that it shouldn't be done.

[@olivercoulter260]

Did you watch this clip, Scorsese films and Peeping Tom through that face palm? Cos you seemed to have completely missed the essential commentary on offer

[@bherring24]

Marty has forgotten more about lives than I'll ever know

[@Smoothjazzsundays]

I watched an hour of this one last night and wasn’t feeling it tbh