Nicolas Cage's 'Longlegs' Redefines Horror with Rock 'n' Roll Influences
Osgood Perkins' latest film merges glam rock aesthetics with a chilling serial killer narrative, creating a unique cinematic experience.
- Nicolas Cage stars as Longlegs, a serial killer with a glam rock past, in a performance that blends menace and charisma.
- Director Osgood Perkins drew inspiration from 1970s rock music, particularly T. Rex, to shape the film's atmosphere and character design.
- Sound designer Eugenio Battaglia utilized reverse recording techniques to create a hypnotic, immersive audio experience.
- The film's narrative explores themes of parental deception and hidden truths, adding depth to its horror elements.
- 'Longlegs' combines elements of classic serial killer thrillers with a surreal, mythic quality, setting it apart from conventional genre films.

































