'After Hours' in the Afterlife: The Case for Paul Hackett's Hell
After Hours in the Afterlife: The Case for Paul Hacketts Hell In Martin Scorseses 1985 black comedy, a mans desperate quest to get home after a night gone wrong is actually his eternal damnation. Warner Bros. In our monthly column Laughed to Death, we look at the way comedy and existentialism go hand-in-hand in seemingly unlikely ways. For this installment, Brianna Zigler makes the case for how Martin Scorsese’s 1985 black comedy After Hours discreetly portrays a dead man damned to his own...
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