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Anybody here like me?

If you had never seen a Larry Cohen film,

you're going to be in for some really radically unique entertainment.

Larry started as a writer, eventually became a director to protect Larry the writer.

Yeah, shut up. We don't need all this bullshit.

Bow, what was that?

Larry Cohn is so much the invisible man.

It's entirely possible to have seen a lot of his work without knowing you were seeing his work.

His movies have this energy and this attack.

Larry Cohen. It's like the white Martin Luther King for movies.

I don't know what black exploitation means.

Every movie is exploitation.

So what?

He's a madman, but he makes these great little films.

There's a brilliance, there's a childish, naughtiness about him.

He would do things that were dangerous.

Larry would not only shoot in the streets of New York,

he would drive cars up on the sidewalk on the streets of New York.

This is New York City.

Just get out of the way when you're coming.

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