Torture Left a Legacy of Damaged Minds," offers important insights into life after Guantánamo Bay and how many of the men struggle with depression, anxiety and mood swings, and night terrors involving suffocation.10 Yet, so often the choice to use words such as "damaged" feels intensely diagnostic, and I wonder if there is another way to listen to what these men are trying to tell us. The rise of humanism, the enlightenment, and the modern legal system gradually put an end to the use of torture as a means of justice. I'm kind of surprised that Beck isn't brought up more, as it's fairly unique and it shows that even towards the end of reign of the TV movie, there was still plenty of interesting stuff airing. Indeed, by the end of 1964 the novelty of superstardom was already beginning to wear off. A movie about rape with a shocking twist ,This time a straight man gets sodomized by the criminals he's after ,Richard Crenna gives a powerful and tender performance as a macho cop who thinks he's all that and ends up being violated sexually by two sadistic criminals in an alley. His emotional journey and the fact that he has been violated in such a terrible way is shocking.After he is raped ,he becomes more aware of his emotions and his sensitivities as a man and his machoness a front to cover his tender side .