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Animal Kingdom 5×08: “Gladiators”

The Cody family keeps falling apart, as Craig goes wild, and J might have another scheme up his sleeve.

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Animal Kingdom – SEASON 5 PREMIERE: “Red Handed”

Season 5 returns with a figurative and literal blast, as the Cody family faces life without Smurf, and it’s no less chaotic.

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Tin Star: Liverpool—SERIES FINALE “Come to the Edge”

All good things come to an end.

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Animal Kingdom – Season 4, Episode 3: “Man Vs. Rock”

Smurf gets a diagnosis. J is struggling with Angela back again.

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The Purge – Episode 1: “What is America?”

The annual Purge is about to commence. Are you prepared?

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Creature Feature-Crime Mix & Match: Larry Cohen’s Q THE WINGED SERPENT

Only Larry Cohen could give us a crime film mixed with a creature feature that sees a giant dragon-like creature terrorising The Chrysler Building.

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THE NEIGHBOR: A Horrifying Slice of Rural Terror

An unexpected horror treat, this is one interesting little slasher that zigs then zags, and proves Bill Engvall’s a scary bastard.

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RAMPAGE: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT is a Wasted, Unworthy Sequel

The second RAMPAGE film isn’t near what the first was, nor does it do anything different whatsoever.

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SURVEILLANCE Twists Through Labyrinthine Crime-Horror

Jennifer Lynch walks a different path than her director father, although it’s one that is similarly weird. Morbid fascination is clearly a Lynch family trait.

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Paranoid Power Rules in ANIMAL KINGDOM

Based on a real life family of robbers in Australia, this film dives deep into crime and the paranoia associated with a family where even the bonds of blood can’t guarantee safety.

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WE OWN THE NIGHT Examines a Family’s Violent Intersection at the Edge of Criminality & Law

This film never gets the credit it deserves. But it’s one of the best post-2000 crime-thrillers out there, directed/written by the one and only James Gray.

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Animal Factory Reveals the Machinery Within the Beast of a Flawed Prison System

Animal Factory. 2000. Directed by Steve Buscemi. Screenplay by Edward Bunker & John Steppling; based on the novel by Bunker. Starring Edward Furlong, Willem Dafoe, Danny Trejo, Mark Boone Junior, Seymour Cassel, Mickey Rourke, Tom Arnold, John Heard, Chris Bauer, Rockets Redglare, Jake La Botz, Mark Engelhardt, Edward Bunker, Victor Pagan, Ernest Harden Jr., AfemoContinue reading “Animal Factory Reveals the Machinery Within the Beast of a Flawed Prison System”