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Macon County Line (1974) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071788/ This Drive-In classic kick started the 1970s "hixploitation" mini-boom. It was written by Max Baer Jr. best known as loveable dolt Jethro on The Beverly Hillbillies . He plays a different role here - a tough, no-nonsense Deputy in a small Southern town. It's the 1950s and brothers Chris and Wayne (played by real life siblings Alan and Jess Vint) are having a...

I thought I had finally started to like Jarmusch, but this one, comprised of five cab rides in five different cities around the world, was pretty much intolerable. I kind of liked the second segment, set in New York, where an immigrant cab driver befriends a black customer whom no one else would pick up. The fourth segment, with Roberto Beningi, is absolute torture. The other three are simply forgettable (well, Winona Rider would be adorable...

"Paths of Glory" is a masterpiece, the second best war film (after "Apocalypse Now") as far as I'm concerned. "Rubin & Ed" is Crispin Glover at his brain-fried best. "Young Playthings" like you said isn't nonstop entertainment, but its an interesting, unique, and intelligent sexploitation film. Sides, Christina Lindberg is such a babe. Forget it, man,...

Big fan of those 2 Ryan! "Baby, you've got the hugest pussy in the world"

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UPDATED Mon Jul 14 2008 20:39:11 I agree, at the very least Curtis should have received an Oscar nomination. I love the film -- I'm in love with the split-screen technique -- and I think Curtis was simply brilliant. "I identify with the parasites" David Cronenberg

The Killer Must Kill again Very good giallo that. Perhaps the most familiar satanic symbol is the headband of Vince Neil!

Write a nonsense plot about tribe of loveless jungle women who capture males for slavery and breeding. Add another nonsense sub-plot about the discovery of fire to make it all look smart. Hire a handful of pin-up models and doll them up in small dresses of fur and buck-skin. Let the only sort of dialog be a narrator, that will both make it look more authentic and save the cost of live sound recording. Finally, it with wild mammals, an evil...

El Topo. Simply Wonderful. 10/10

I enjoyed "The Killer Must Kill Again". That was a fun and well-made flick! Also known as "Snake" MacReady.