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Monday, October 24, 2005

Alfredo Garcia And The Cinematic Ghetto

Steven Boone over at Big Media Vandalism gives us some great insights into the savagely strange world of Sam Peckinpah's film, Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia. Relentless, gutsy and totally bizarre, Alfredo Garcia goes into some untested waters of the action genre. Oh, let's face it, it's a western...on peyote washed down with some tequila. So why are all you up-and-comers watching Scarface on a loop for all your cinematic inspiration? Read this instead.

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