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Reviews

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  High Crime 1973

  

  Jeremy Milks ★★★★½ 1

  To me, this is Enzo G. Castellari’s greatest film (and he’s had some great ones), and one of the essential, if not THE essential Euro Crime film. It’s right up…

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  High Crime 1973

  

  Joachim Andersson ★★★½

  A solid policietti with Franco Nero on collision course with the mafia and we all know it wont end well for anyone. Castellari directs his action as well as he…

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  A Bucket of Blood 1959

  

  Liam Hathaway ★★★★

  Don't mistake lack of talent for genius. - Type O Negative, inscribed on the back of their Bloody Kisses album.

  Roger Corman's A Bucket of Blood basically serves as his…

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  Hangover Square 1945

  

  Carlo V ★★★ 1

  Director John Brahm really had a type and it's movies about guys doin' murders and setting places on fire. I might like this more than OG House of Wax but…

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  The Big Boss 1971

  

  Mark Tinta ★★★

  Bruce Lee's first Hong Kong kung-fu hit, originally released as FISTS OF FURY in the US, shows the iconic star's screen persona as a work in progress. There's some great…

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  The Big Boss 1971

  

  Marty McKee ★★½

  After making a name for himself in America as Kato on ABC’s THE GREEN HORNET and megahit BATMAN, the San Francisco-born Bruce Lee returned to Hong Kong, where he grew…

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  The Big Boss 1971

  

  kevin white ★★★½

  Finally cracked into the Criterion Bruce Lee box set tonight. The Big Boss is flawed but thrilling, and Lee is so clearly larger than life he couldn’t help but become…

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  Game of Death 1978

  

  James Hrivnak ★

  This movie is fucking unreal. There's a whole subgenre of Bruceploitation, but GAME OF DEATH is truly a new level of distasteful. Quick recap: Lee was filming a movie called…