Connections
Edited into
scenes are taken from this film
References
Quinlan: ""Vargas and these Keystone Cops seem to be giving the Grandi family quite a few headaches lately."
A poster of this movie (reading "David Silva en Señora Tentación") is wrapped over the column where 'Uncle' Joe Grandi hides while spying Vargas and Susan leaving their hotel.
Referenced in
character of Janet Leigh gets in trouble in lonely motel
Character tells Charlton Heston he'd have a hard time passing for a Mexican in a tongue-in-cheek moment
The long tracking shot at the beginning of Halloween was inspired by the tracking shot in Touch of Evil, and was only possible to achieve on the film's budget due to the recent invention of the steadicam tracking system.
A police officer plants incriminating evidence to convict an individual.
mentioned by Crow
referenced in Crow's paper
In the opening shot, Walter Stuckel (Fred Ward) lauds the long opening shot of "Touch of Evil" while talking to Jimmy Chase (Paul Hewitt), then mentions the movie again in a conversation with Buck Henry a few minutes later.
Tom: "It's a planned sequence, like the opening of 'Touch of Evil' or the Copacabana scene of 'Goodfellas.'"
mentionned once
Orson Welles talks about making a film starring Charlton Heston as a Mexican
cited in connection with Dean Martin
Uses the same typeface in the opening credits (as an homage).
Crow: "I think they were going for a 'Touch of Evil' feel."
Seen on a theater marquee
Mike: Touch of Evil 2: This time it's a bug.
the characters have an annual outing to watch this film
Mentioned in opening scene.
Poster shown.
mentioned in dialogue
A poster for this is seen in the professor's office.
A framed poster for this is beside the chair Charlton Heston sits in during the interview at his home.
Grace of action through camera movement; camera placement.
poster seen
brilliant low-budget film
Video case is shown.
Poster
mentioned by Jesus Franco
According to Frank Miller, the noirish atmosphere of Sin City and the reigning decadence and corruption of its world are directly influenced by the masterpiece from Orson Welles.
mentioned in the documentary
poster behind a guy on a videocam
movie being shown at movie theater
Mentioned by Paul Schrader.
Makes the countdown, is talked about.
Wilson has a "Touch of Evil" poster in his office.
Susan mentions it while talking about about Marlene Dietrich films.
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
playing at Orson Welles film festival
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
While lying on the sofa and talking to Wilson in his office you can see parts of a poster regarding to 1958's "Touch of Evil", directed by Orson Welles.
Wilson has a "Touch of Evil" movie poster in his office
Wilson has movie posters in his office for Touch of Evil and Vertigo
poster in Wilson's office
A poster for Touch of Evil is on the wall in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster seen
poster in Wilson's office
Poster on Wilson's office wall.
Liliam repeat lines of this movie in the bathroom
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
A poster for Touch of Evil is seen in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
A poster for Touch of Evil is seen in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
Poster in Wilson's office.
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
referred in dialog by central character
poster in Wilson's office
title reference
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
One of the 50 gold film reels you can find.
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
In the scene in which the police capture Marcus Salter in a movie theatre, "Touch of Evil" is showing on the auditorium screen
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
poster in Wilson's office
Was mentioned as one of Janet Leigh's previous films.
Title seen on front of theatre
Featured in
The final scene is playing at the theatre.
Clips shown.
This film is #64 on the list.
clip shown
excerpt
Clips shown.
It's the film being shown when "Cameron Kincaid" first notices "Flash Madden" and his cantankerous behavior.
Main character watches the film on TV in the hotel room. He is watching the famed long take at the beginning of "Touch of Evil", at the start of a long take of him talking to Harry on the phone.
Clips seen on a TV set at the Sony device shop
Boris takes Melodie to see this film
Clips shown and discussed
Clips shown
Spoofed in
When chief Wiggum goes to Moe's tavern upon leaving the hospital, it is revealed that he has tried to frame Homer with fake evidence. He is also using a cane like captain Quinlan did.