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See also: Thief (1981)
There’s a wealth of strong Brian De Palma thrillers to choose from in the ‘80s, whether you prefer them accessibly mainstream (The Untouchables), sleazy (Body Double), or downright problematic (Dressed to Kill). But for a decade where studios sought to maximize the gifts of former-vanguard blockbuster-makers, including some who logged time making B-movies for Roger Corman, it feels particularly fitting to select Blow Out, a thriller about the mechanics of filmmaking…
