Did anyone else notice that Dante seemed to enjoy glorifying side views of Ellen Sandweiss and Felissa Rose's noses in the car during the beginning of this flick? If that didn't stand out at you, take another look and you will see what i mean. Perhaps there was subconscious meaning for this?
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Seriously, look at some of the scenes where their heads are turned sideway. Jesus Christ, one of their noses was gargantuan while the other was long and pointy.
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I noticed it on Ellen Sandweiss, but not the other girl. I used it as a barometer to confirm to myself that yes, that is the girl from Evil Dead. So, I think he may have emphasized her nose to provide more recognition of her. This is the only movie she had been in since Evil Dead, so it's not like horror fans have gotten to see her over the years. (at least I haven't, she still looks good!)
The other girl... well, maybe Dante didn't want her to feel left out. :')
Also, Ellen's nose is a bit "witchy" looking, so maybe he filmed some closeups to provide a bit more atmosphere.
Ellen's nose is enormous....its not Dante's fault. I say we all pool money together for the "Ellen Sandweis Nosejob foundation"
that being said...she is way better looking now than she was in the Evil Dead.
Felissa has a prominant nose...but I wouldnt call hers huge.
Besides the large noses of the two sister characters, Mrs Leeds' nose was even more enormous. The Mrs Leeds character also looked a lot like the famous Russian fairy tale witch, Baba Yaga.
shareFine with me, as i have a fetish about women's noses, semi-rational because it's based simply on the noses of hot women i've been with in my so-called lifetime. Maybe the creator of this movie shares my fetish.
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