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The Bad Seed (1985)dir. Paul Wendkos

No specimen was produced for this film. It did not feel right to me.

Another made-for-TV movie from that summer with my grandma in Kansas, this one an ABC Movie of the Week. I ended up developing a phobia of patent leather tap shoes for several years after watching the character Rachel chase Mark onto a pier. I am very certain I watched her step on his hands while he held on. I remember it so viscerally that it frightened me for a long time. I have asked multiple people if they remember that scene. No. I have searched through the depths of hell on Reddit. No. Nobody can confirm it. It is possible ABC removed the scene for later broadcasts, but I was there on that couch, and I remember looking at my grandma completely freaked out. I know what I saw!!!

Scent Dialekt is an independent art and film-criticism project. Fragrances are original transformative works inspired by cinema; no affiliation with or endorsement by any rights holder is implied.

The Bad Seed (1985)dir. Paul Wendkos

No specimen was produced for this film. It did not feel right to me.

Another made-for-TV movie from that summer with my grandma in Kansas, this one an ABC Movie of the Week. I ended up developing a phobia of patent leather tap shoes for several years after watching the character Rachel chase Mark onto a pier. I am very certain I watched her step on his hands while he held on. I remember it so viscerally that it frightened me for a long time. I have asked multiple people if they remember that scene. No. I have searched through the depths of hell on Reddit. No. Nobody can confirm it. It is possible ABC removed the scene for later broadcasts, but I was there on that couch, and I remember looking at my grandma completely freaked out. I know what I saw!!!

Scent Dialekt is an independent art and film-criticism project. Fragrances are original transformative works inspired by cinema; no affiliation with or endorsement by any rights holder is implied.

This is an ongoing project