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French filmmaker Eric Hannezo's new "Rabid Dogs" never betters its predecessor, but it's a smoother ride.
If you can endure the messy slaughter, with a body count in double digits, the plot is not without its rewards.
While there are some eye-opening moments, not the least of which is a foray into a small town that looks like they're in the midst of a May Day celebration straight out of The Wicker Man, there simply are not enough of them.
What this French redo of Mario Bava's 1974 heist thriller lacks in plot it more than makes up for in flashy camerawork, energy ... Hitchcock would have cued us to the surprise twist earlier.
This remake of Mario Bava's 1974 thriller is a serviceable time-killer that benefits from star Lambert Wilson's slow-burn performance.
There's no reason for Rabid Dogs to exist, as even character identity and motivation receives little attention.
This solid thriller may seem too schematic and look like many other similar ones, with a basic, uninspired plot and flat characters who are not well developed, but it makes up for these flaws with a lot of style, great music and an unexpected ending.
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