Heat (1972)

The man in the smock comes down the stairs Andy Warhol made a series of avant garde films about aimless and usually weird people. There was never much of a storyline, and most people find it difficult to find anything of interest in the films, except perhaps their grossness.

Heat is about a former child actor who goes to stay at a cheap Los Angeles motel, and his sexual encounters there.

In this film, Warhol's usual transsexual collaborators are absent. At the beginning of the film, this man comes down to the pool wearing a strange smock and neat white socks. Nothing more is made of it.

HF March 2006


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