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Rating	Title \| Year	Quote	Author
——	Devil's Island ()	"The best of the films on the Warner Archive set, Boris Karloff Triple Feature."	Robert Cashill
——	Villain (1971)	"A disappointment given its cast and subject."	Robert Cashill
100%	The Sorcerers (1967)	"A truly chilling film."	Robert Cashill
——	Way Of A Gaucho ()	"That a more obscure Tourneur credit is now less anonymous for viewers is a good thing."	Robert Cashill
——	Three Strangers (1946)	""It's another triumph of terror by the masters of mystery!" says the trailer, and I heartily agree."	Robert Cashill
87%	The Dark Knight Rises (2012)	"Does Rises rise to the occasion? I'd say it depends on where you're invested, but it's pleasantly straightforward."	Robert Cashill
——	The Steel Trap (1952)	"It lives up to its title."	Robert Cashill
58%	Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark (2011)	"An interview with Guillermo del Toro and Guy Pearce."	Robert Cashill
89%	A Clockwork Orange (1971)	"An interview with Malcolm McDowell."	Robert Cashill
73%	Bellflower (2011)	"One of the most intriguing movies around, at once knife-edged and tender, ablaze with flaming imagery and a thrashing soundtrack, and more ambitious than films with far greater resources at their disposal. "	Robert Cashill
20%	Queen of Blood (Planet of Blood) (Planet of Vampires) (The Green Woman) (1966)	"A decent hybrid that looks ahead to the genre's future."	Robert Cashill
——	The Black Sleep (1956)	"Rarely have so many been asked to do so little."	Robert Cashill
75%	Stake Land (2011)	"Not bad but leaves its best ideas by the side of the road."	Robert Cashill
——	The World, the Flesh and the Devil (2000)	"An easier sit than On the Beach, respectably acted and with flashes of humor."	Robert Cashill
74%	Splice (2010)	"More than the sum of its spare parts."	Robert Cashill
88%	Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans (2009)	"Iguanas aside, Cage's performance is the film's centerpiece. He starts at over the top and climbs ever higher..."	Christopher Long
98%	Eyes Without a Face (1962)	"Horror has never been as beautiful, and beauty never so horrible..."	Robert Cashill
84%	King Kong (2005)	"Twas beauty killed the beast? No. Twas Silicon Graphics."	Robert Cashill
75%	Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (1958)	"A review of WB's Cult Camp Classics line, including this one: 'It gives the fairer sex the right of rebuttal, but ends in a monster-sized mess of codependency.'"	Robert Cashill
100%	I Am Cuba (Soy Cuba) (1995)
85%	Menace II Society (1993)
75%	Nixon (1995)
77%	Philadelphia (1993)
88%	Platoon (1986)
——	One Nation Under God (2004)
93%	Lone Star (1996)
85%	Rosewood (1997)
100%	Manufacturing Consent - Noam Chomsky and the Media (1993)
——	Coming Out Under Fire (1996)
——	The Panama Deception (1992)
67%	The Incredibly True Adventures of Two Girls in Love (1995)
——	Ballot Measure 9 (1995)
82%	Land and Freedom (1996)
80%	Eve's Bayou (1996)
63%	Stonewall (1996)
——	Last Call at Maud's (1993)

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