Whatever Happened to Baby Jane - Homemade and Uncut

Lensed in glorious black-and-white Super 8, the bizarre story of two women who share a sinister house. One is locked upstairs. The other holds the keys. Are they mother-daughter? Sisters? And what happens when the tables turn - and the blonde breaks free?

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Joan
• Crawford
• Bette
• Davis
• prisoner
• abuse
• Grey
• Gardens
• Elisabeth
• Stalder
• Hitchcock
• William
• Castle
• torture
• domination

[leekyle]

thers no sound, is this intentional?

[chaswinecoff]

Yes, it is a silent movie from B.D. (before digital).

[bijeto]

By the way Blanche, did you know we have rats in the cellar?

[je3rowe]

I take that! Back, on closer inspection, it's obvious not recent! :)

[je3rowe]

WOW! Well done, this was fantastic! Really hard to tell if it's recent or from the 60s!

[SurrealAspie]

This is a superb example of pure cinema. The camera work was of a very high standard and storyboarded in a way that no dialogue is necessary. You can realy feel two worlds hear, the dark element of "time stood still" in the inside of the house and the youthfull carefree life on the outside. Excellent in every way!!!!

[adriantrench]

the exterior looks like st. luke's place in new york. that's where the cosby show house is at and the house in wait until dark.

[ardalsgirl]

I loved this! It was so cool, I love how it is in black and white and with no words, what year was this done?

[Radicalreels]

You should have held that shot longer.

But it's still a pretty good picture

[holygolly]

Excellent job! (04:12-19 reminds me of the famous glass of milk scene in Hitchcock's "Suspicion".)

[HorrorHag2]

Almost as good as the original! I like this house better.

[wantok99]

excellent piece!