It’s peacetime at a US army base in the American South, and the above credo pronounced by the deeply (I mean deeply) repressed, Penderton, should give an idea of how neurotic things will play out between this cast of characters in this fascinating and lurid Southern Gothic. In short it’s… it’s better because it’s morally honorable that the square peg keep scraping about the round hole, rather than to discover and use the unorthodox one that will fit it.” And should not be allowed to bring happiness. “Any fulfilment attained at the expense of normality is wrong. Reflections in a Golden Eye (John Huston, 1967)
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