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By Cle S (159) on 20 May 2014

Director Sam Peckinpah has created here a suspense movie in which tension is truly ratcheted to breaking point, and then unleashed in a flurry…

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By Daniel D (1,629) on 10 Apr 2014

Slow moving but worth it for the last hour…

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By Liam P (321) on 31 Mar 2014

For me Straw Dogs is the best kind of horror movie. It's not about a killer or an supernatural entity. It's about Man vs his own psyche…

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By Harry W (1,900) on 23 Mar 2014

Since lately I'd found myself growing more and more fond of Sam Peckinpah's films and always a fan of Dustin Hoffman, Straw Dogs sounded too…

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By Jonathan G (1,045) on 09 Mar 2014

Home Alone.... for grown ups? Well, that was almost no fun at all... but still superb. I found the film compelling but really hard to watch…

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By Matt C (2,668) on 07 Dec 2013

It shows us how wit is truly our most dangerous weapon. A reminder to the intellectuals that cunning defeats brawn…

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By Dayne K (2) on 07 Dec 2013

It shows us how wit is truly our most dangerous weapon. A reminder to the intellectuals that cunning defeats brawn…

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By Tsuwamono Z (4) on 07 Dec 2013

It shows us how wit is truly our most dangerous weapon. A reminder to the intellectuals that cunning defeats brawn…

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By Dev N (26) on 10 Nov 2013

Sam Peckinpah triunfa con creces en esta cruda y violenta reflexión sobre todo impulso del ser humano sobre todo en situaciones extremas,…

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By Charles P (1,784) on 06 Nov 2013

Straw Dogs is ultimately an offensive film because it is a two-faced film…

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By Andy P (1,510) on 09 Oct 2013

Peckinpah masterfully creates a disturbing, uneasy feeling of tension throughout the whole film, and directs one of the most powerful rape…

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By Ian R (982) on 09 Sep 2013

Wow! I'm glad my mom showed this to me…

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By Graeme H (287) on 16 Aug 2013

Brilliantly crafted, I became increasingly uneasy as the characters revealed themselves. I was hiding in the corner by the end…

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By Paul R (1,118) on 02 Aug 2013

Before there was Kubrick's A CLOCKWORK ORANGE (released right around the same year), before Craven's LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT, Peckinpah's DOGS…

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By Chase V (97) on 09 Jul 2013

Amazingly suspenseful. Dustin Hoffman's performance really lends itself to the film's slow descent into insanity from relative harmlessness…

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By Eric H (2,898) on 28 Jun 2013

I love movies about guys that just can not take it anymore…

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By Julian E (78) on 18 Jun 2013

Banned in the UK (alongside movies like A Clockwork Orange..et) it almost feels like an action movie. A very heady nihilistic action movie. Watch it…

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By Tom S (1,076) on 25 May 2013

Despite its grisly reputation, Straw Dogs has surprising restraint, and the multifarious themes - British v…

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By Ryan F (650) on 23 May 2013

While this quintessentially stupid film can certainly be credited as gruesome for its era, its characters flatness make such shocking displays…

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By Gregory S (340) on 21 May 2013

A violent, provocative meditation on manhood with some of the most controversial scenes ever shot for a mainstream movie…

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