Author: Gabriel

So many movies these days, almost regardless of genre, have a certain roided up sensibility, where every shot and every

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I’ve long had a love-hate relationship with the works of Matthew Vaughn. He has always seemed like a poor man’s

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Continuing my journey through the works of Japanese underground legend Shinya Tsukamoto, my next stop was his 1995 boxing film

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