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&#;Targets&#; Made Modern Horror More Real and More Terrifying
Beyond the Classics is a recurring column in which Emily Kubincanek highlights lesser-known old movies and examines what makes them memorable.
In this installment, she explores the legacy of Peter Bogdanovich and Boris Karloff through their movie Targets.
Sometimes, when a filmmaker grows into a legendary artist, their first film can go unrecognized in retrospect.
Targets film
A first film can be shaky compared to the movies a director makes once they&#;ve gained experience and wisdom.
An actor&#;s final film can similarly go unappreciated when we think about their legacy. As stars of Hollywood&#;s Golden Era aged, the roles they tended to be offered were less than Oscar-worthy, making their later work a poor representation of their talent.
For that, a lot of later films in an actor&#;s career can go unseen.
Peter Bogdanovich&#;s first film as a director, Targets (), was also Boris Karloff&#;s final film before he
