60's exploitation Yakuza flick that has some decent and fun moments of gore,blood splatter but that's about all it as going for it and soon become's quite a chore to sit through.

Another good film from Aleksey Balabanov that this time focuses on two brothers one ex Army another a Hitman for hire and their journey into crime poverty and corruption,this time the settings 1990's Russia that was strange to watch with all its out of place shell suits mohicans Littlewoods and Mcd's.

This rates among one of best directorial Korean debut's ive seen in recent years,not only did Yoon Sung-Hyun direct he also wrote this superb dramatic look into the dynamics of school friends and the tragic events that will separate them,the way he handles these events and how they gradually unfold are brilliantly told and performed from the excellent young actors to the perfect use of flashbacks that bring this heartfelt story to it's fitting conclusion,Yoon Sung-Hyun is definitely a talent i will be keeping an eye on.

Great 70's movie that I've not seen before from Friedkin full of great tension and suspense,some of the jungle scenes are amazing,,will be looking for the Wages Of Fear original for a comparison.