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Phantom of the Paradise Review: Rocky Horror's Straight Older Brother

How Far would you Fall for Music, How Many would you Kill for Vengeance, and How Much would you Sacrifice for Love? This week we underrated Rock Musical "Phantom of the Paradise" (1974), Written and Directed by Brian De Palma. Enter the cesspool that is the music industry and meet the aspiring musician Winslow Leech. When WInslow's talent is noticed by the biggest producer in the business, his life changes in more ways than he could've ever imagined. But instead of achieving his wildest dreams, Winslow suffers his deepest nightmares, as he loses his freedom, his face, and even his voice. After becoming a Monster, Winslow will have to tussle with his worst faults if he wants any hope of regaining his humanity. However, even if Winslow can conquer his own demons, will he inevitably be able to overcome the Devil himself? Underground Cinema Letterboxd ► https://boxd.it/8UX0z Underground Cinema Instagram ►   / _underground_cinema_   SUBSCRIBE HERE ► /    / @underground_cinema   Thanks so much for watching this Cult Classic Review. "Phantom of the Paradise" is a Production of Harbor Productions #PhantomoftheParadise #RockyHorrorPictureShow #50thAnniversary #Scarface #musical #phantomoftheopera #cultclassic Time Stamps: 00:05 Cold Open 02:12 Rocky Horror Trilogy Intro 03:12 Background on the Film and Cult Status 04:38 Relationship and Shared History with Rocky Horror 07:47 Plot Breakdown and Commentary 17:14 The Music, Drama, and Tragedy 18:21 Aesthetic, Tone, Homage, and Inspiration 22:11 The Folly of the Plot Twist 25:14 Final Thoughts 26:10 Outro