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EL CINE DE LOS AÑOS 70.
SSSSSSS. SILBIDO DE MUERTE (1973)
Hay películas que no se olvidan por lo que cuentan, sino por cómo se atreven a mostrarlo. Sssssss pertenece a esa categoría extraña y casi peligrosa: la de las obras que, con recursos limitados, deciden lanzarse al vacío y confiar en el impacto directo de la imagen. Y vaya si lo consigue…
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Film SeizureNov 19, 2025

What we have here is a phenomenal classic of the 60s and of Paul Newman's career - Cool Hand Luke. But the question is - will Film Seizure have a failure to communicate this?

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Film Seizure #393 – Cool Hand Luke

What we have here is a phenomenal classic of the 60s and of Paul Newman’s career – Cool Hand Luke. But the question is – will Film Seizure have a failure to communicate this?

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Realweegiemidget ReviewsMar 26, 2025

Remembering #StrotherMartin on his birthday, here as a creepy old guy with a snake obsession in the horror Sssssss / Ssssnake (1973) with Dirk Benedict...

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FILMS… Sssssss / Ssssnake (1973)

Not a typo, but the ssssound of horror… Not for the ssssqueamish, an elderly researcher gets help from a near always shirtless but familiar Face from the telly’s A Team.

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Michael Knox-SmithJul 9, 2024
The Wild Bunch (1969): Iconic Death https://mikesfilmtalk.com/2012/07/02/the-wild-bunch-1969-iconic-death/ #AlbertDekker, #Entertainment, #ErnestBorgnine, #FilmReview, #HollywoodBabylon, #L.Q.Jones, #RobertRyan, #SamPeckinpah, #StrawDogs, #StrotherMartin, #Western, #WildBunch
The Wild Bunch (1969): Iconic Death

The Wild Bunch, perhaps Peckinpah's greatest work, is quite simply a vision of what would become iconic death.

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