"Described by the director himself as an “Oriental Western,” the film meshes hyper-violence with comedy and unusually complex characters. For those who are not familiar with this new genre, imagine a backdrop not dissimilar from the post-apocalyptic landscape of Mad Max, mixed with the characters of a Sergio Leone film and the comedy of Frank Spencer."
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Dazed Digital | The Good, The Bad The Weird
The Good, The Bad The Weird
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