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Bucktown

Bucktown (1975)

“I have full confidence that you will not kill me. News travels fast you should be mindful that it will eventually reach the state troopers. If they ask any questions, you’re gonna tell your black mayor to tell them that you’re holding the chief of police for breaking the law. You’re going to need me […]

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God's Gun

God’s Gun (1976)

Initially, we’re dealing with a Western that doesn’t seem to be that highly appreciated by many critics from the extensive variety of mid-70s spaghetti carousel. While being at the tail end of the genre, aside from it being Lee Van Cleef’s second last spaghetti western, it does prove itself to be rather entertaining. It is

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Gung Ho! The Story of Carlson's Makin Island Raiders (1943)

Gung Ho!: The Story of Carlson’s Makin Island Raiders (1943)

In July 1942, the Tao of America was irrevocably changed with the jarring attack on Pearl Harbor. One of the major repercussions was the active recruitment of civilians to combat the US enemy, Japan, where they retained ownership of many islands on the Pacific coast. As a result, elite battalions were formed such as the

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Dick Tracy

Dick Tracy (1945)

Dick Tracy comic strips had a family-oriented feature that made it less appealing. It seemed that each of its characters had been blended into one entity and then placed into a mixed-up lunatic asylum of crime. Warren Beatty‘s “Dick Tracy” tackled the plot with the same delight I had when reading the stories. The adventures

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Ambushed

Ambushed (2013)

In the bustling heart of Los Angeles, Agent Maxwell hunts down a global cocaine smuggling ring led by the infamous Vincent Camastra. When agent Beverly Royce goes undercover, things spiral out of control which complicates Maxwell’s mission as he tries to take down these criminals, murderers, and corrupt cops. Most of the original members from

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