5 replies on “Upsetting Day: Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde”
The gaze of that woman at his dong is magical.
There is absolutely no way that the first paragraph of the imdb bio for David Price, credited as director/story by (along with four screenwriters) for Dr Jekyll and Ms. Hyde, would explain pretty much every aspect of why this cursed thing would be made so I don’t know why I blindly copied and am pasting it here:
“ You could almost say David Price’s career began at birth. Price is the son of former Columbia and Universal studio President and Producer, Frank Price. (Ghostbusters, Gandhi, Tootsie, Out of Africa) and grandson to television pioneer Roy Huggins (Maverick, The Fugitive, 77 Sunset Strip).”
It takes some confidence in one’s writing to avoid the low-hanging fruit that is Sean Young’s mental state in the 80s/90s. Well done, Ms Bugg.
I recommend Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde the rather good Hammer movie from the early 70s
Lydia, you know the majority of men are exactly as dumb about women as the characters in this movie. This film is just a bone-chilling horror story about how mediocre men think everything actually works.
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5 replies on “Upsetting Day: Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde”
The gaze of that woman at his dong is magical.
There is absolutely no way that the first paragraph of the imdb bio for David Price, credited as director/story by (along with four screenwriters) for Dr Jekyll and Ms. Hyde, would explain pretty much every aspect of why this cursed thing would be made so I don’t know why I blindly copied and am pasting it here:
“ You could almost say David Price’s career began at birth. Price is the son of former Columbia and Universal studio President and Producer, Frank Price. (Ghostbusters, Gandhi, Tootsie, Out of Africa) and grandson to television pioneer Roy Huggins (Maverick, The Fugitive, 77 Sunset Strip).”
It takes some confidence in one’s writing to avoid the low-hanging fruit that is Sean Young’s mental state in the 80s/90s. Well done, Ms Bugg.
I recommend Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde the rather good Hammer movie from the early 70s
Lydia, you know the majority of men are exactly as dumb about women as the characters in this movie. This film is just a bone-chilling horror story about how mediocre men think everything actually works.