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Reviews

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  Invasion U.S.A. 1985

  

  Clayton Dillard ★★★½

  Joseph Zito’s remarkably unhinged rebuttal to John Milius’s Red Dawn, especially for how it channels a near Langian nihilism in its certainty that violence begets more violence, only it’s filtered…

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  The Nada Gang 1974

  

  I.V. ★★★½

  A terrorist procedural in which the fatal ironies and anti-imperialist, anti-bourgeois sentiments of Jean-Patrick Manchette (who wrote the source novel and co-wrote the script) meet the ambivalent detachment of Claude…

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  The Nada Gang 1974

  

  rischka ★★★★ 7

  in 1974 the leaders of the red army faction were in stammheim prison on hunger strike and claude chabrol buried the dreams of '68 in this bitterly cynical black comedy…

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  Lisa 1990

  

  single white femalien 1

  i rly loved this movie about a tween doing phone sex with a hideous serial killer. i wonder how many fugmo murderers i talked to in aim chat rooms in…

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  Lisa 1990

  

  sydney ★★★★★

  a shockingly sensitive turn from the director of sickening horror masterpieces dead & buried and raw meat, this tells a story less of a sexual awakening than a naked, desperate yearning…

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  Goin' Down the Road 1970

  

  Not Dave Kehr

  Canadian director Donald Shebib has a superb light touch with actors, and the relaxed yet precise work he gets here lends real dimension to a somewhat trite story. Doug McGrath…

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  Earth Light 1970

  

  Eliecer Gaspar ★★★★½

  Together with Wall Engravings and Repeated Absences, Le clair de terre forms a triumvirate of cinema as memory that is as fragmented as the photographs in the films. Photographs that…

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  The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent 2022

  

  Matt Strohl ★★½

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.