Violence, from a distance, has always caught my attention. Weird, I know. Maybe it's a fascination with the human condition.
Taxi Driver is my favorite movie (thanks for introducing me to that one at an impressionable age, mom!). And naturally I've taken in, oh, all of
Quentin Tarantino's flicks over the years.
So color me giddy, if not a bit surprised, that the object of desire in question in teen poplet
Sky Ferreira's "Obsession" video turns out to be none other than
Michael Madsen, here in full-on
Reservoir Dogs Vic Vega—aka "Mr. Blonde"—mode. Let's just overlook the fact that she's 18 and he's 53, and she's rolling around like a sex kitten while fantasizing about him, shall we?
No, Madsen doesn't saw some poor cop's ear off in Sky's vid. He does, however, snip off some tied-up chick's hair. Worry not. She's a "mean girl."
Don't get me wrong—I still think "Obsession" as a song is a bit of a letdown after Ferreira's far superior offering "One."
But at least we get to see Madsen in his greatest roll since he got wasted by a black mamba in
Kill Bill.
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