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Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives 1986
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Jason doesn't take the desecration of his resting place too well and with a little help from the feller upstairs rwises from his gwave, straps on his toolbelt and gets down to some good ol fashioned blue collar slashin. He's a teenaged Frankenstein and the people living in the greater Crystal Lake area have gotten a little too comfy with not having hulking freaks walk right up to them to unceremoniously jam a pokey in their neck. It ain't much…
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Pieces 1982
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Someone dressed as the GameSpy logo saws a bunch of nude women into chunks while two Boston cawps work furiously to solve the mystery of why they're clearly in Madrid in this shocking prequel to Lucky McKee's May. Famous for having the best ending in the history of the cinema and having an actress almost freeze to death because they shot a bikini pool scene in the dead of winter, Pieces is Spain's brave attempt at the impossible challenge of…
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Collateral 2004
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Jamie Foxx abetts like 15 homicides for $300 in Michael Mann's digital prophecy foretelling the perils of the gig economy. I bet Vincent would've held on a little longer if he'd had insurance is all I'm saying. Like birthday cakes and Mini Wheats Tom Cruise is better when frosted and his hair isn't the only thing that's unnerving about his left-field performance as someone who uses vague fringe religious beliefs as an excuse to behave like a bizarrely focused psycho.…
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The Fury 1978
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John Cassavettes teams up with the US government to misrepresent the dangers whitey faces from Palestinians in order to snatch Kirk Douglas's telekinetic son off to a sexual X-Men mansion in Brian De Palma's thriller that David Cronenberg 𝘮𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵 have caught one evening after watching the Maple Leafs lose. That's right it's Scanners three years before Scanners and the only way Douglas can save his son is to enlist the help of secular-Carrie Amy Irving after he 𝘱𝘦𝘯𝘦𝘵𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘴 security with…
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