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Clint Eastwood has made a career out of blood and guts, and his switch from spaghetti westerns to ultra-detective will disappoint none of his fans. In fact, he has managed to keep his portrayal both serious and believable. As his quickly sidelined partner. Reni Santoni deserves praise for making his lines sound less hackneyed than they were written. Andy Robinson's performance should corner him the market on psychopaths. His demonic laugh would warm Edgar Allen Poe's blood and curdles everyone else's. Adjectives like "bone-chilling" were invented for eyes like his. And the controlled delirium...
...promised fourth film, because Jodorowsky is already off into an explanation of his flight from the West Coast, during which he watched the inflight movie while listening to Sly and the Family Stone on his headphones. "I prefer to film silent voices like the American spaghetti Westerns. In my pictures, I change all the voices. For me an old woman is 70 years old, has experience of life in voice. I put it with face of a young girl. She becomes a great actress. Nobody's voice is their...
...rider from nowhere becomes the avenger. This is the super spaghetti Western--the most surreal version of an already surreal type. Even the music sounds as if Sergio Leone had picked...
John Harvard has traditionally paced the Crimson football sideline in a 1636 Puritan costume, but the Harvard cheerleaders may soon trade in their blunderbust and Crimson for meatballs and spaghetti sauce...
...hear clubs called "final" clubs. They are called that because there used to be "waiting" clubs. If you don't understand the difference, it doesn't matter because there aren't any waiting clubs any more. There is the Pi Eta, however. The Pi has a lot of jocks, spaghetti dinners, and all the beer you can drink, which makes it a better deal for your money than any of the "final" clubs...