So Grosse | Such Pointe | Much Blank #14: F004 – Vigilante Force (’76)
Blake I. Collier hails from the flatlands of the Texas…
This week, Blake and Joe look at the third film from Grosse Pointe Blank director George Armitage, 1976’s Vigilante Force. In their discussion, Blake and Joe sing the praises of Bernadette Peters, uncover the political undertones of hicksploitation, and consistently confuse 70s genre darling Jan Michael Vincent with 80s cinematographer Jan De Bont. We hope you enjoy it! And, remember, this podcast is us…breathing.
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Blake I. Collier hails from the flatlands of the Texas Panhandle, but currently resides in Tulsa, Oklahoma with his wife and son. He draws lines (and the occasional circle) for his day job. He has written for various websites mostly about horror and film, but occasionally about the other various facets of existence. He is co-host of So Grosse Such Pointe Much Blank, a podcast focusing specifically on the 1997 film, Grosse Pointe Blank. He, also, has a chapter on QAnon and the 2008 film, Martyrs, in Toxic Cultures: A Companion from Peter Lang Publishing. You can reach him at [email protected].