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Country: United States
Genre: Action/ Western
Director: Vic Morrow
Year: 1970
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WORTH A LOOK
One of the problems with watching almost any American movie after a Zatoichi flick is that they seem awfully shallow. For example, the campy theme song of A Man Called Sledge, which is used three times during the film, drones on and on about how […]
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Country: United States
Genre: Western
Director: Don Siegel
Year: 1970
Rating:
TRASH CINEMA RECOMMENDED MOVIE
Considering that it’s a western, Two Mules For Sister Sara doesn’t have a whole lot of action. There’s a short shootout, an explosion, someone gets shot with an arrow, and someone else faces a firing squad. That’s about it, not counting the storming of a […]
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Country: United States
Genre: Western/ Action/ Drama
Director: Clint Eastwood
Year: 1976
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TRASH CINEMA RECOMMENDED MOVIE
The Outlaw Josey Wales is a very good western, and no wonder: it was written by Phil Kaufman from a novel by Forrest Carter, lensed by Bruce Surtees, composed by Jerry Fielding, and features a who’s who of wonderful character actors from the […]
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Country: United States
Genre: Western
Director: Don Siegel
Year: 1976
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TRASH CINEMA RECOMMENDED MOVIE
I suppose The Shootist is a Western, but it’s really about two things: the corrosive nature of fame and facing death with dignity.
John Bernard Books (John Wayne), famous for having killed over 30 men with his pistols, has just received a death sentence of his […]
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Country: United States
Genre: Western
Director: Michael Winner
Year: 1971
Rating:
NOT WORTH YOUR TIME
Hmmm. Charles Bronson, the star of Death Wish, The Stone Killer, Breakout, Mr. Majestyk, The Evil That Men Do, Hard Times, etc. Michael Winner, director of Death Wish, The Stone Killer, and The Mechanic, all of which starred Bronson. If I were a betting man, […]
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Country: United States
Genre: Action/ Drama/ Suspense/ Western/ Mainstream
Director: Sam Peckinpah
Year: 1969
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TRASH CINEMA ESSENTIAL MOVIE
One of the key films of the 1960s, The Wild Bunch has also been hugely influential for action movie directors ever since.
The story is fairly simple. In the waning days of the Wild West (the story takes place in 1913), a […]
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Country: United States
Genre: Western
Director: Clint Eastwood
Year: 1985
Rating:
TRASH CINEMA RECOMMENDED MOVIE
If you don’t mind a certain lack of originality and surprises, Pale Rider provides a solid two hours of entertainment.
Really, Pale Rider is a hybrid of Shane and Eastwood’s own High Plains Drifter, gussied up with a sharp script by Michael Butler and Dennis Shryack, […]
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Country: United States
Genre: Western
Director: Ted Post
Year: 1968
Rating:
TRASH CINEMA RECOMMENDED MOVIE
If you’ve seen Clint Eastwood’s two 70s masterpieces, Dirty Harry and High Plains Drifter, it kind of makes you want to check out his other work from the era, and surprisingly, very little of it is weak. Of course, not all of it can properly […]
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Country: United States
Genre: Western/Action
Director: Clint Eastwood
Year: 1973
Rating:
TRASH CINEMA ESSENTIAL MOVIE
In the classic film Chinatown, character Noah Cross said “Politicians, ugly buildings, and whores all get respectable if they last long enough.” The same can be said of genre actors and directors. Take Clint Eastwood.
Back when he was starting out as a director, he got […]
