Review of Scum (2009) by Lexy G — 18 Jun 2007

Yeah, well carry on!

Where's your tool!

This review of Scum (2009) was written by Lexy G on 18 Jun 2007.

Scum has generally received very positive reviews.

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Review of Scum (2009) by Lexy G — 18 Jun 2007

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Raw, realistic and brutal. Ray Winstone ain't no puff. He's the daddy here…

Classic flick the scene where carlng takes over the prison is the finest in the history of cinema oh and dont go into the greenhouse :D…

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