Billy Idol said it best: “Now all I can do, Love what was once, So alive in you, But it's gone from your eyes, I better realize…” And that’s exactly what the obsessed doctor in “Eyes Without a Face” needed to realize! You can’t just go around killing people to make your daughter “normal” again! Earning a solid double “rent” from the guys, there was plenty to surgically slice and dice. With fantastic makeup, design, and performances, this classic did not disappoint.

Eyes Without A Face (1960)

Directed by Georges Franju

Written by Boileau-Narcejac, Jean Redon and Claude Sautet

Where we watched: The Criterion Channel

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