"THE MONSTER AND THE CITY HAVE ALWAYS BEEN SYMBIOTIC." - Art

THE MONSTER AND THE CITY have been symbolic in Larry Cohen’s Q––The Winged Serpent, 1982, the sort of film normally dismissed with a tolerant smile by critics who would have…

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