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Rabbit Pix (2004)
Director: James Herbert
Movie review
From Time Out London
James Herbert might share a moniker with Britain’s best-selling scare scribe but his pursuit of choice appears to be far from fearsome if this feature-length example is anything to by. Presumably racking up some retreat cash from his REM promos, Herbert goes low-key and languid for this sensual slice of sun-soaked sex and solace among the beautiful people of a run-down Italianate villa. Narrative and dialogue are not especially busy here. What Herbert enjoys is the music of bodies in love-making motion and he captures that with a formal reinvention that reminds you, pleasurably, of the fact that you’re being seduced.Author: GE
Time Out London Issue 1836: October 26-November 2 2005
Cast & crew
Director: James Herbert
Cast: Pier Nicola Bruno, Carter Davis, Maria d'Amato
Duration: 75 mins
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