Garreth Goodworth

I was 14 when this movie came out. It was a revelation of sexuality. Didn't know until now that it was a 1970's book. Ben Affleck is actually quite good here. He plays a sort of big brother role to the main character. Rose McGowen was relevant at the time as (brief) wife of Marilyn Manson, who released 'Mechanical Animals' a year after this film's release. Main character reminds me a bit of 'Tommy', from The Who. Can't wait to see this again, now that I know what the name of it is!

Terrifying mystery of a beautiful human being, just - 'gone'... The most heart-breaking true-crime documentary I have ever seen (or heard via podcast). <3 to his mother.

One of my favorite movies of my young life (at the time). Jack and even (often in his films) boring Keaton are magnificent. Not nearly as campy as the sequel.