Crash Page #2
- NC-17
- Year:
- 1996
- 100 min
- $3,168,660
- 987 Views
Was I glib?
"James Dean died of a broken neck|and became immortal."
I couldn't resist.
Oh, God.
What happened?
Here. Lie down.
They did the James Dean crash.
It seemed to go perfectly, but then|he was feeling nauseous on the way back.
I'm sure it's concussion.
We're familiar enough with that,|aren't we?
Seagrave.
Seagrave,|I really would like...
to work out the details...
of the Jayne Mansfield crash|with you.
We could do the decapitation.
The head embedded|in the windshield.
And the dead dog thing,|you know.
You know, the chihuahua|in the back seat.
I got it all worked out.
I'll be ready, Vaughan.
I want really big tits.
Out to here.
So the audience can see 'em get|all cut up and crushed on the dashboard.
Yeah, we'll do that.
Ballard, I need your help.
Do you live here with Seagrave?
No, I live in my car.|This is my workshop.
This is my new project.
You recognize her?
That's Gabrielle.
She's right outside the door there.
I thought|you might be missing these.
Here you are,|at the nerve centre.
Vaughan makes everything|look like a crime, doesn't he?
What exactly is your project,|Vaughan?
A book of car crashes?
A medical study?
A sensational documentary?
Global traffic?
It's something...
we are all intimately involved in.
The reshaping of the human body|by modern technology.
He must have f***ed a lot of women|in that huge car of his.
It's like a bed on wheels.
It must smell of semen.
It does.
Do you find him attractive?
He's very pale.
Covered with scars.
Would you like to f*** him, though,|in that car?
No.
But when he's in that car, he-
Have you seen his penis?
Looks like it's badly scarred...
from a motorcycle accident.
Is he circumcised?
Can you imagine|what his anus looks like?
Describe it to me.
Would you like to sodomize him?
Would you like to put your penis|right into his anus?
Just thrust it up his anus?
Tell me.|Describe it to me.
Tell me what you would do.
How could you just kiss him|in that car?
Describe how you'd reach over...
and unzip his greasy jeans...
take out his penis.
Would you kiss it|or suck it right away?
Which hand would you hold it in?
Have you ever sucked a penis?
Do you know|what semen tastes like?
Have you ever tasted semen?
Some semen|is saltier than others.
Vaughan's semen|must be very salty.
Have you come?
I'm all right.
Finish your story.
The junior pathologist|at Ashford Hospital.
Then the husband|of a colleague of mine.
Then...
a trainee radiologist.
Then the service manager|at my garage.
You had sex with all those men|in cars?
Only in cars?
Yes.|I didn't plan it that way.
Did you fantasize that Vaughan|was photographing all these sex acts...
as though they were|traffic accidents?
Yes.
They felt like traffic accidents.
We must accumulate|all the paper we can, Ballard.
Some of the stuff|that Helen brought back is terrific.
Tolerances of the human face|in crash impacts.
Mechanisms of-
Where is the-
I'm sure we see this again|in slow motion- closer, I mean.
In detail.
We can watch another tape.
No. I know this tape.
That tape player's f***ed.
That's what it is.|It always does that.
It always does that.
You're upset.
I'm all right.
I'm all right now.
I've always wanted|to drive a crash car.
You could get your wish|at any moment.
I mean a crash car|with a history.
Camus' Vega...
Nathaniel West's station wagon...
Grace Kelly's Rover 3500.
Just fix it enough|to get it rolling.
Don't clean it.|Don't touch anything else.
Is that why you drive this car?
Do you see Kennedy's assassination|as a special kind of car crash?
The case could be made.
Here.|Take a look at this.
Tell me what you think of these.
Yeah, you recognize this one.|This is James Dean.
This is the next one Seagrave and I|are gonna do-Jayne Mansfield.
It's all very satis"fy"ing.
I'm not sure I understand why.
That's the future, Ballard...
and you're already|a part of it.
You're beginning to see that|for the first time...
there's benevolent psychopathology|that beckons towards us.
For example, the car crash|is a fertilizing...
rather than a destructive event...
a liberation of sexual energy...
mediating the sexuality|of those who have died...
with an intensity that's impossible|in any other form.
To experience that,|to live that, that is-
that's my project.
What about the reshaping|of the human body by modern technology?
I thought that was your project.
That's just|a crude sci-fi concept.
It kind of floats on the surface|and doesn't threaten anybody.
I use it to test the resilience of my|potential partners in psychopathology.
- What's going on, baby?|- What's going on with you?
- You wanna go for a ride?|- You and your friend?
- Just me and my friend here.|- All right, that's cool.
- Don't go away.|- I'm not. What you got under there?
- I'm clean.|- You got a place?
Just right back there,|in the back seat of my car.
- In your car?|- We'll drive. It'll be nice.
- You're a good driver?|- Absolutely. Sixty dollars.
- Sixty dollars?|- You'll get a nice, scenic ride.
- One-fifty for the two.|- No, it's just me.
- Just you?|- If he does get involved, 150.
- Maybe.|- What do you mean?
I'm saying, is he all right?
Come here, sweetie.
- Open your mouth.|- Yes, daddy.
There you go. Don't want you|blowing it up my urethra.
James, you drive.
James, we're leaving now.|You want a lift?
No, thank you.
Catherine's coming to pick me up.
What's going on?
They've been questioning Vaughan|about an accident at the airport.
A pedestrian was killed.
They think he was run over|intentionally.
Vaughan isn't interested|in pedestrians.
Don't you think he looks a bit shaky?
- Maybe I should drive him.|- Where's your car?
At home.|I couldn't face the traffic.
Why don't I drive?
You coming?
That's it. Yeah.
Yes.
Let's record this.
This is a work of art.
Absolutely a work of art.
Oh, yes, yes.
Slow down. Not so fast.
Slow down. Stop.
You couldn't wait for me?
You did the Jayne Mansfield crash|without me?
Oh, the dog.|The dog is brilliant.
I must have driven through something.
There's some blood on the car.
Here on the handle,|and on the wheel.
Also on the wheel well.
See?
If the police stop you again,|they may impound the car.
You're right, Ballard.|You're right.
There's an all-night car wash|by the airport service area.
Watch yourself.
Is there something here|that interests you?
This interests me.
I'd like to see if I can fit into a car|designed for a normal body.
Could you help me into it, please?
Yeah, sure.
Are these safe cars?
Yes, of course.|They're very safe.
I'm caught.
Oh, sh*t.
F***! This is bad.|This is really bad.
James, somebody named Vaughan.|You want it?
Hello. Ballard.
I need to see you.|I need to talk about the project.
Where are you?
I think you're making it too clean.
Medical tattoos|are supposed to be clean.
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