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This weekend, "Side Effects," Steven Soderbergh's final theatrical film, opens nationwide. An uncanny psychosexual thriller set against the backdrop of the pharmaceutical industry, it stars Channing Tatum, Jude Law, Rooney Mara, and Catherine Zeta-Jones and is, per our review, more than worth your money this weekend. While the film twists and turns and hops through genres, Soderbergh's been open about the movie being something of a tribute to a particular brand of psychosexual thrillers, with "Fatal Attraction" cited as one of the inspirations for the director.
So, to get you ready for "Side Effects," we thought we would run down ten great examples of the genre, some of which likely inspired the "Side Effects" team, and all of which are worth checking out to varying degrees. Read it with someone you love. Or someone you're sleeping with on the side who will undoubtedly have a psychotic break, boil your pet rabbit, and try to kill you. Either way.
"Psycho" (1960)
While Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece "Psycho" is often cited as the principle building block for the slasher genre, inspiring everything from "Halloween" to "Silence of the Lambs" (a film also based in part on the real-life exploits of infamous serial killer Ed Gein) it also could be cited as one of the first honest-to-god psychosexual thrillers. The psycho part is spelled out in the title – most literally it refers to Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins), a nebbish loner who ruthlessly kills young women who have the misfortune of checking into his seedy roadside motel. He's got a serious (and here's where the sexual part comes in) Oedipal complex; falling in love with his mother, digging up her corpse (after he poisoned her), and assuming her personality to carry out his devilish deeds. His sexual repression unleashes murderous consequences, triggered, during the course of the movie, by young Marion Crane (Janet Leigh), who is nothing but sex – her introductory scene has her engaged in an unmarried (!) midday tryst. Even her underwear color betrays her – after she's stolen a substantial mount of money from her job, her bra turns from virginal white to seamy black. It's pretty heady, progressive stuff, especially for 1960, excuted by a master of suspense at the top of his game. It doesn't quite feature the love triangle aspect that is a common staple of the genre, although you could argue that a triangle of sorts forms between Leigh, Perkins, and John Gavin, as Marion's slightly wooden (but determined) lover. Oh, and there's always Mother…
"Body Heat" (1981)
Scott Z. Burns has cited Lawrence Kasdan's sexually charged riff on "Double Indemnity" as one of his chief inspirations on "Side Effects," and it's easy to see why. "Body Heat," which marked the directorial debut from Kasdan (then primarily known as the writer of fantastical blockbusters "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "The Empire Strikes Back"; George Lucas returned the favor by serving as an un-credited producer here) and the first performance from Kathleen Turner (in a role that would help define her career and cloud it in a smoky haze of sexuality), concerns a skuzzy lawyer (William Hurt), who strikes up an affair with Turner, who is the wife of a powerful local businessman (Richard Crenna), with deadly consequences. The film's Florida location gives it some sticky-sweaty Southern Gothic overtones, like a Tennessee Williams play that happens to have a role for Mickey Rourke as a prototypical domestic terrorist who gives Hurt a homemade bomb. The location isn't the only thing that is hot in "Body Heat;" the sex scenes have a singular, explicit power, aided in part by Bond composer John Barry's slinky, jazz-tinged score, the dewy cinematography of Richard Kline and Turner's raw, fresh-faced allure. She is so gorgeous, so unrelentingly sultry, that it's easy to see why men would do very bad things just to keep her.
"Body Double" (1984)
If there's a king of the psychosexual genre, then Brian De Palma should probably be the one to wear the crown. Beginning with his debut feature, "Murder A La Mod" (1968) and continuing through to "Passion" (which will be released later this year), De Palma has been working over themes of obsession, violence, and betrayal, in particular during a string of profitable and highly controversial movies in the '70s and '80s. (Detailed lovingly in the recent, pseudo-academic book "Un-American Psycho" by Chris Dumas.) While "Dressed to Kill" might be the most psychosexual of his psychosexual heyday, there's something sleazier and steamier about "Body Double," his unheralded classic from the period, that was unjustifiably thrown under the bus for perceived misogynistic undertones and what critics viewed as too many lapses in logic in De Palma's dreamlike narrative. (He's admitted some things in the movie just don't work.) But it's for all these reasons, not in spite of them, that "Body Double" is such a whacked-out delight. Like "Dressed to Kill," which liberally cribs from "Psycho," "Body Double" finds De Palma riffing on Hitchcock, in this case "Rear Window," with a struggling actor (Craig Wasson) agreeing to housesit for a friend. After her watches a woman get killed (in a sequence that caused the public outcry – she gets speared by a giant phallic drill), he's drawn into the underground world of Los Angeles pornography. (It was originally intended as a micro-budget film with an NC-17 rating.) "Body Double" is goofier than "Blow Out," De Palma's masterpiece, but it's still a sparkly crown jewel for the king of the psychosexual thriller.
"Basic Instinct" (1990)
Like many of our most beloved genre movies on this list, "Basic Instinct," which starred psychosexual thriller king Michael Douglas (who not only starred in classic "Fatal Attraction" but also "Disclosure" — his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones, crops up in "Side Effects") and a young Sharon Stone, is a very loose riff on Alfred Hitchcock, in this case the master's all-time classic "Vertigo." Like that film, "Basic Instinct" shares a San Francisco setting and a leggy blonde bombshell. Unlike "Vertigo," "Basic Instinct" features geysers of blood and explicit sexuality (which had to be toned down for its initial theatrical release to secure an R rating). Paul Verhoeven had made a similar film before almost a decade before in his native Netherlands (the more wigged-out "Fourth Man"), so the material was familiar to an auteur who, armed with a razor-sharp script by psychosexual thriller regular Joe Eszterhas, made it palpable for modern audiences. While the film is probably most remembered for its infamous leg uncrossing scene (which, given current grooming habits, would surely be even more revealing these days…), it's still a terrifically entertaining, wildly stylish movie, one in which all of the psychosexual thriller boxes are checked off (romantic triangle, accused murderer, addiction, demons in the closet) but in a way that doesn't seem perfunctory or workmanlike, but is instead definitive and galvanizing. In the wake of "Basic Instinct" many tried to replicate its creative and commercial success — none did.
"The Skin I Live In" (2011)
On a commercial level, Pedro Almodovar has always been woefully underappreciated, but that response became downright mystifying when, just a couple of years ago, Almodovar delivered "The Skin I Live In," a funny, sexy, scary psychosexual thriller that was entirely accessible, but ignored by too many (it was the director's lowest-grossing film in the U.S. in over a decade). It's clear from his filmography that he is deeply indebted to the works of Hitchcock but is also fond of the more arch approach of Brian De Palma. He was able to synthesize those styles in "The Skin I Live In," refining something that he attempted a few years earlier in "Bad Education," and came up with one of his very best, most darkly comic movies. Talking about the plot of "The Skin I Live In" would ruin the fun, bu the thriller is full of ripped-up psyches and sexual obsessions (taken to almost Frankenstein-ian degrees), complete with doppelgangers and murderous intent. It's also really, really hot, and really, really weird. Antonio Banderas, reuniting with Almodovar after close to twenty years apart, gives one of his very best performances, as a bruised cosmetic surgeon reeling from the death of his wife and daughter, while the jaw-dropping Elena Anaya is the object of his desire. The ins and outs of the relationship are revealed piecemeal as the film moves along, shifting forwards and backwards in time, with a surprising amount of poignancy. And the "big reveal" is one of the best twists in recent memory.
"Fatal Attraction" (1987)
Arguably the "Citizen Kane" of the psychosexual thriller genre (it was nominated for six major Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director), "Fatal Attraction" was hugely influential – spawning countless imitators and serving as Steven Soderbergh's principle inspiration for "Side Effects." Yes, the psychosexual elements are great and super intense, but the domestic stuff has just as much resonance. Michael Douglas, as a somewhat morally ambiguous New York City lawyer, has a wonderful home life with his wife (Anne Archer) and adorable daughter. Then one weekend he decides to screw around with the hot but deranged woman (Glenn Close) he meets at a party and later has to work with. That's when things go south and she exemplifies the "psycho" part of psychosexual thriller. A cautionary fable for the soulless Reagan era, "Fatal Attraction" was marvelously directed by perennially underrated stylist Adrian Lyne, who makes sure the "psycho" stuff is really nuts and scary (the wrist cutting is still intense) and the "sexual" stuff is really hot (and pretty graphic for 1987 – that elevator blowjob, wowee). Like De Palma's movies and later "Basic Instinct," "Fatal Attraction" had its detractors, including noted feminist writer Susan Faludi, who resented the one-dimensionally insane portrayal of Close's character and the movie's more ambivalent attitude towards Douglas' sins. (An early cut of the movie had a more resonant ending for Close but test audiences didn't respond well, which resulted in a massive, three-week reshoot that drastically altered the climax.) It's one of the biggest psychosexual thrillers of all time and still the best. Who wants rabbit stew?
"Bound" (1996)
As The Wachowskis proved with "The Matrix," with elements borrowed from old kung fu movies, off kilter Japanese anime, and yellowed cyberpunk novels, they're very good at combining things they love into new and exciting packages. With "Bound," they did that on a much smaller scale, handily referencing psychosexual thrillers from the '80s with older film noir and detective novel influences and a healthy dose of gay S&M culture to create the striking, frequently brilliant debut Stripped down to its bare minimum (the movie's budget was probably less than an average episode of "Game of Thrones"), the movie concerns two women (Jennifer Tilly and Gina Gershon) who become lovers and then hatch a plot to steal $2 million from Tilly's thuggish mobster boyfriend (Joe Pantoliano). That's pretty much it – but the lesbian angle, especially at the time, was pretty revolutionary, even if earlier thrillers, particularly "Basic Instinct" from a few years before, played with a similar concept. (The depiction of homosexuality in "Bound" is much more positive, the film serving almost as a response to the less progressive elements of Verhoeven's film). Even on a tiny budget, The Wachowkis were able to make super stylish film (they love their black-and-white checkered floors), and the actors fully commit to the characters, even when things become increasingly violent and bizarre. A psychosexual thriller with a heart, "Bound" still holds up fairly well.
"Dead Ringers" (1988)
Just thinking about "Dead Ringers" gives us the willies. Based, very loosely, on the lives of Stewart and Cyril Marcus, twins who were found dead in their Manhattan apartment together, David Cronenberg's film sees Jeremy Irons play twin gynecologists who fall for the same woman (Genevieve Bujold) and become psychologically unwound. While it has its roots in real life, there are a number of fantastical, Cronenberg-ian elements in the movie, like the doctors' obsession with "mutant women" and their artfully designed tools for working on them. Plus the movie sometimes feels like a literal exploration of the themes that Hitchcock (and later De Palma) worked over so well, particularly the obsession with the "double" – made flesh by having the lead characters be twins. Irons, for his part, is absolutely flawless (his performance secured him an Oscar nomination, a rarity for a Cronenberg player), giving each brother their own set of tics and psychological traits. As the movie descends into madness, it keeps its cool. Unlike most psychosexual thrillers that become more frantic as the movie progresses, "Dead Ringers" glides along, something that makes it even more unnerving. Mutant women need love too.
"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" (2011)
When director David Fincher decided to throw his hat into the psychosexual thriller ring, he went big. "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," an adaptation of the ridiculously popular Swedish novel by Stieg Larsson, is a psychosexual epic – one with dozens of characters, action that takes place over two separate time periods, and a title sequence that suggests the evil, S&M version of a James Bond movie. The movie is built upon the uneasy relationship between a defamed publisher (Daniel Craig) and a punkish, possibly autistic computer hacker (Rooney Mara), who are hired to solve a decades-old murder mystery. Everything about "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" fits the genre, including the relationship between Craig and Mara, which often becomes darkly sexual but could never be described as romantic (there's a great moment where he's struck by a thought in the middle of sex but she doesn't let him stop until she gets off); there's even a love triangle aspect because Craig is also bedding his editor, played by Robin Wright. (In the book he sleeps around even more.) Mara, in her first big lead role, absolutely owns the very difficult role (including nebulous sexuality that oscillates between affairs with women and men) — she is Lisbeth. There are, of course, doubles, too, plus incest, Nazism, torture, rape, revenge and a serial killer who, once he's got Craig tied up, purrs, "I've never done a man before. Unless you count my father." Fincher clearly loves these types of stories (he's also a noted "Chinatown" obsessive) but wanted to make something bigger, bolder, and more unrelentingly brutal. He succeeded.
"Jagged Edge" (1985)
Notable for being the first psychosexual thriller written by prolific, highly paid screenwriter Joe Eszterhas — who would go on to exemplify the very best ("Basic Instinct") and the very worst ("Sliver," "Jade") of the genre — "Jagged Edge" is sexy and smart, mostly for setting the genre's conventions against the backdrop of a courtroom drama. (It should be noted that in his lengthy and ridiculously entertaining biography, Eszterhas bemoans all of his thrillers as utter garbage, unfairly so.) After his wife is murdered (and the word "bitch" is scrawled in blood near her corpse), Jeff Bridges is accused of murder (by a slimy district attorney played menacingly by Peter Coyote). Glenn Close is the flashy lawyer hired by Bridges to clear his name, and they of course eventually sleep together, even though their relationship should be totally professional and, oh yeah, he's accused of murder. But hey, the heart wants what the heart wants. "Jagged Edge" is aided by its snappy script (you can see why Eszterhas would become such a sensation in later years) and some truly wonderful performances, particularly by Close, Bridges, and Robert Loggia, playing a private detective Close hires to investigate the case (a performance that netted Loggia an Oscar nomination). While somewhat less substantial than "Basic Instinct" or "Body Heat," "Jagged Edge" is still one of the best psychosexual thrillers from the period and, at the very least, is certainly far superior to "Jade" or "Sliver."
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"I'm very pleased to be a part of a great franchise in a beautiful city with such a proud history," Stotts said in a statement released by the Blazers. "I look forward to working hard with Neil and our players toward the ultimate goal of bringing another championship to Portland."
Stotts, 54, is 114-168 in four seasons as coach of the Atlanta Hawks and Milwaukee Bucks. He spent the past four season as an assistant with the Mavericks.
"Terry is one of the elite offensive minds in the NBA, has extensive experience with multiple organizations and was instrumental in the Dallas Mavericks winning the 2011 NBA Championship," Blazers GM Neil Olshey said in a statement. "He understands the vision for the future of the franchise, appreciates the process involved and will create an environment on the court that will produce championship habits."
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Students will explore the art of transformation and enhancement through the magic of stage make-up. Students will learn to apply their own basic stage make-up (a required skill for all professional and amateur actors). In addition to these essential skills, students also will gain a practical understanding of more advanced stage make-up application techniques as well as the artistic importance of make-up design in an overall theatrical production design. Make-up techniques covered will include aging make-up, basic highlights and contouring, historical period styles, fantasy make-up design, and prosthetics application. This course is a must for all actors and make-up aficionados seeking to expand their art.
Students will gain a practical knowledge of basic costuming techniques, including learning to sew (costume construction), theories of costume design and rendering, and basic clothing alterations. Students also will learn to recognize costume design as a vital tool in the overall collaborative theatrical design process. Other topics include fabric painting and dyeing, machine and hand-sewing techniques, basic national safety standards, and wardrobe supervision. Students will leave the class having completed several hands-on sewing projects and a costume design rendering project.
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This course is the third of four courses in theater dance that builds on the knowledge and skills learned in Theater Dance I and Theater Dance II. Prerequisite: THR 105, THR 106.
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This introductory course in acting focuses on the basic building blocks of acting technique including collaboration, creating a character, and speaking in front of an audience. This course is specifically designed for non-theater majors.
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This course is an examination of dramatic literature and structure. It includes the study of the play script both as literature and as a theatrical document.
This course offers an examination of dramatic literature with emphasis on literary/dramatic styles and the structural elements of play scripts.
This course explores nonverbal communication through dance in a variety of contemporary and historical contexts. Students will learn dances of differing cultures and examine the relationship of dance to social structure, ethnicity, gender, spirituality, and politics. Dance styles may include African, Hip Hop, Latin, Flamingo, Western styles of the 20th century and more. This course may be used toward an advanced core certificate. Prerequisite: Sophomore standing or department consent.
Ever wonder what it takes to create live theater? This course takes the student backstage to introduce the basic principles of stagecraft: construction of scenery and properties and the fundamentals of stage lighting. Emphasis is placed on scenic construction practices, fly system operation, and stage electrics. Students will be expected to assist in show prep and show strikes.
This is an introduction to the language, elements and conventions of theatrical set, light and costume design including the exploration of the designer/director/performer relationship. Particular emphasis will be placed on laboratory projects and assignments that will bring theater from the page to the stage. Prerequisite: THR 160 recommended.
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In addition to laboratory instruction, students will be given a major production responsibility supervised by shop supervisors. These assignments include (but are not limited to) such positions as stage manager, master carpenter, property master, wardrobe supervisor, master electrician, etc. Roles approved by the Performance Concentration Program also will receive credit. In general, one credit is given per assignment. Assistance/availability for load-in/load-out is required. Students must have faculty approval in order to enroll.
This course traces the growth of the uniquely American theatrical form from its beginnings in minstrel shows and burlesques through the golden age of Broadway to the contemporary stage. Topics include major contributors (composers, lyricists/librettists, performers) as well as the musical as a reflector and barometer of American social concerns and issues.
This second-level acting course focuses on the understanding and presentation of classical language or heightened text and the continued exploration of advanced response and play. Prerequisite: THR 208.
Have you ever wondered why the Greeks wore togas? Or why men wear pants? Every culture and period in history has unique qualities that set them apart. Two of these are fashion and living space. This course examines the cultural and historical significance of architecture, decor, fashion, customs and style and how they can be artistically brought to life on the theatrical stage. Starting with the Greeks, this course examines some of the major cultures from a historical point of view and reveals the influence of how we lived in the past on how we live and interact today. This course may be used toward an advanced core certificate. Prerequisite: Sophomore standing or department consent.
This is an introduction to the methods and materials employed in theatrical scenic design. Particular emphasis will be placed on the collaboration between the director and other designers. Both traditional and multimedia forms of design for the stage will be explored. Prerequisite: THR 225.
This is an examination of major trends in children's theater within the context of the process of producing a play for young audiences. Acting, design, directing and tech students work together to adapt a children's fairy tale for the stage.
This is an advanced acting course focusing on advanced contemporary scene study, emotional resonance, professional development and both stage and on-camera auditions. This course is open to theater majors as well as advanced non-major students.
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In addition to laboratory instruction the student will be responsible for design aspects of the production under the guidance of the Theatre faculty. These assignments include Scenic Design, Lighting Design, Costume Design, Directing, and Sound Design. Students are required to have completed prior Theatre Labs in the areas of their design choice prior to being approved for such an assignment and credit. Assistance/availability for load-in/load-out is required. Students must have faculty approval in order to enroll.
This is a study of physical structures, major movements, playwrights and major theater practitioners from the ancient Greek period through today. Students will gain a grounding in comprehensive knowledge of the origins of theater as well as contemporary movements that shape the theater creation of today.
This is continued study of the history of theater, building off of Theater History 1. Prerequisite: THR 214.
Theater Internship: Off-Campus Prerequisite: Junior standing and department approval.
This course focuses on the fundamentals of play direction techniques as used in dramatic productions from inception to performance. Students will explore their "directing eye" and develop creative response to the given elements in storytelling, culminating in their own student-directed short scene presentation. Prerequisite: THR 213 and either THR 160 or THR 208.
An introduction to the major dialects employed by the actor and performer. Using the International Phonetic Alphabet, the student will be introduced to the Standard English, American Southern, Irish, French, Italian, Scots and Brooklynese dialects. Transcriptions and oral presentations. Prerequisite: THR 201 or consent of instructor.


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According to the criminal complaint, Friend walked into the Brookfield branch of Kesslers Diamond Center and asked a sales clerk if he could inspect a two-carat diamond, worth $20,946, and a setting, worth $1,400, while Savage and Trimble idled outside in a parked car.
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Kati Lustyik, Assistant Professor in the Television-Radio Department, published her article "Transnational children's television: The case of Nickelodeon in the South Pacific," in the March 2010 volume of the International Communication Gazette.
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this patch is simple and fine. I don't understand all the requirements that existed before, so if cjones or somebody else with better knowledge of layers and the canvas, I would appreciate their feedback.
What i do know is from a testing perspective this will get us green on many reftests.
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chris, this is the patch I was talking about that unconditionally passes the DRAWWINDOW_USE_WIDGET_LAYERS to DrawWindow if we are using a browser that is remote.
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No, this patch is wrong. If the window isn't sized properly, we won't be comparing the rendered content properly and tests can spuriously pass.
However, I'm OK with adding this behavior as a non-default flag that developers can use.
cjones, in general, i think we always want to use the DRAWWINDOW_USE_WIDGET_LAYERS flag when gBrowserIsRemote is true. Is that your understanding as well?
*** Bug 660923 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
The attached patch also breaks the !gBrowserIsRemote case to never use DRAWWINDOW_USE_WIDGET_LAYERS, right?
Is there no way for us to get around this insane resolution requirement on mobile reftests? What's the use of adding this as a non-default flag? A developer's local run would then pass the reftest, then when they check in. Next, the automation runs the test at the proper resolution and the test would fail.
We really need to move away from requiring the giant resolution size to run remoted (e10s enabled) reftests.
What are the next steps on this bug?
If I am not mistaken, we require a large resolution so the entire reftest is completely visible in the <browser> element. The DRAWWINDOW_USE_WIDGET_LAYERS magic can only render what the IPC <browser> has visible. Any off-screen parts are not rendered to the canvas, causing the test to fail.
There is another canvas rendering API that can be used for IPC web content. ctx.drawAsyncXULElement will render the entire web content of a <browser> into a canvas, even the parts that are off screen.
The up-side is the reftests can be run on any resolution. The down-side is the IPC magic used to share the web content from the child process to the parent process is skipped and not part of the test.
We also run IPC shared image reftests on desktops, so we would not totally be without coverage.
In addition to the reftest failure Joel and Doug are working to fix, the current high resolution can cause OOM failures too. Also, setting the resolution can add 15-20 minutes to a test run and it affects all tests, not just reftests.
cjones, can we get this bug fixed this week? It would really free up a LOT of resources and allow developers to run tests easier on phones.
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The reftest window needs to be 800x1000, but I guess the screen
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More python-y is |if options.ignoreWindowSize is not None:|, but the
surrounding code doesn't use that.
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