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(Note to our readers: remember that being alone is always preferable to being in the company of assholes. He’s borderline rapey and she ends up being insecure enough to put up with this horny bastard.

Continuing the couple theme, there’s a young pair on a date, with the amorous mook badgering his pretty and hesitant date (a young and unrecognizable Donna Mills) into basically putting out. There’s a working class married couple with child, trying to get to their home in Flushing, with the husband (played by Ed McMahon, in his best role ever, and yes, that includes his turn as a pimp in Slaughter’s Big Rip Off) constantly bitching about money and how he doesn’t want any more kids. In fact, the beauty of The Incident is its complete surrender to the ugliness of the human condition.Īll of this is conveyed with our cast of characters, most of whom rank very high on the dysfunctional scale. Everything looks beautiful in the ugliest of ways. The stark black and white cinematography, courtesy of Gerald Hirschfield, who went on to work on Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein, gives the film a documentary meets violent pulp novel feel. This film reeks of the sweaty seediness of a warm New York evening in the late ‘60’s, with our two main anti-heroes, Joe (Tony Musante) and Artie (Martin Sheen), heading towards Times Square after an evening of pool playing and low rent thuggery. So why is a film this stellar still semi-obscure? Other than the lack of creative justice that has plagued the arts since the dawn of man, a lot of it could have something to do with the unrelenting grittiness that permeates the screen.

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Based on a 1963 DuPont Show of the Week movie, entitled Ride with Terror, The Incident is a cult film that has mysteriously languished, despite having an all star cast, a terrific soundtrack and being taut from the opening frame right down to the end credits.ĭespite all of this, it remains unreleased on DVD and Blu Ray, with only a long out of print VHS and Laserdisc release, not to mention the occasional TV airing, to its credit.

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This is exactly what happens to a subway car full of people in the extremely underrated 1967 film, The Incident. It’s an intense if not outright harrowing thought, that your whole life could be upheaved into pure rubble in just a few hours. It has also been strongly suggested that Todd’s phone was tapped.It can just take one night to rattle and bone-break one’s entire perspective. Both agents hinted at the possibility some indictments would be issued. They told Todd that the laws carry a penalty of life in prison or death. One of the men began to read the espionage laws, but Todd told them that he had already been familiar with them. Todd waived his right to silence because he felt that he did not have anything to hide. The two men read Todd his rights and then asked him to sign a paper that said it had been done. Todd and the two agents went into the living room. Todd, who was aware of all the procedures, was soon under interrogation by those agents. Todd’s mother opened the door and the agents asked her if they could speak to her son.

Two agents from the agency knocked at his door. On July 28, 1978, Todd who was only 24 years old at that time had a visit from the FBI. Todd sent information requests concerning the Cuban incident to the Air Force, CIA, NSA, and the Navy between February and July of 1978, all unsuccessful. Those were the last words the flight director ever heard. The flight director replied by radio that he had spotted the target and was ready to defeat. Upon arrival, the pilots reported seeing “a bright metallic sphere with no visible signs or appendages” at 33,000 feet moving at about 660 miles per hour.Īfter an unsuccessful attempt to establish radio contact with the object, the Cuban air defense headquarters ordered the flight director to arm the missiles and destroy the target. Two MIG-21 fighters were sent to intercept the bull. Two MIG-21 jet fighters were scrambled to meet it. The UFO entered Cuban air space at a height of about 10,000 meters (about 33,000 feet) and sped off at nearly Mach 1 (nearly 660 mph). One day in March 1967, the Spanish-speaking intercept operators of Detachment “A” heard Cuban air defense radar controllers report an unidentified “bogey” approaching Cuba from the northeast. ‘Grey’ Aliens Are Made From Human DNA, Says Pennsylvania Ufologist Professor.Former Pentagon Officer: UFOs Burned US Pilots & There Are Unpublished UFO Videos.From Andromeda Told US Army Personnel Origin Of Humanity Ex-NASA Engineer: There Is Extraterrestrial Activity In Saturn’s Rings, Earth-Size UFO Spotted.

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