By Robert Mann. British director Danny Boyle has always been a filmmaker to attract a fair amount of critical acclaim (even if the box office results for this films haven’t always reflected this) but the runaway critical, commercial and awards success of his last film, Slumdog Millionaire, have really raised the bar
By a desert road, an attractive woman is putting the finishing touches to her makeup and struggling to contain herself in a tight, red dress. With long hair and high heels, she is an embodiment of female sexuality and her placement here as a sultry damsel in distress is somewhat
Savage Streets (1984) Starring Linda Blair, John Vernon and Linnea Quigley Directed By Danny Steinmann I have a long standing love affair with Linda Blair, in fact she would be my favorite actress were not Sigourney Weaver born (and… a much better actress.) Linda is a strange, mystical creature, born into the world
I remember seeing this film back in the late 90's when it first came out and thinking "Shit, what kind of drugs was the Director taking when he made this film" but that was long before I appreciated the warped yet brilliant literary works of the Legendary Hunter S. Thompson.
Yet another straight to DVD review double-bill, you lucky people. They're rather late, but hopefully Mr. Sledge will forgive me for that. Without further ado
