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1999
Ravenous is a 1999 black comedy horror western film directed by Antonia Bird and written by Ted Griffin. Set in the 1840s, the film stars Guy Pearce as John Boyd, a US Army captain who is exiled to a remote military outpost in the Sierra Nevadas, where he and his colleagues encounter a sadistic cannibal, played by Robert Carlyle. The film also stars Jeffrey Jones, David Arquette, Jeremy Davies, Stephen Spinella,…
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Ciekawy film, który obejrzałem po raz drugi. Mieszanka gatunków - horror czy też makabreska w scenerii westernu. (utwór "Run" najlepsza chyba cześć ścieżki dźwiękowej filmu). film to mocne 8+/10 jeśli nie odstręcza was tematyka kanibalizmu i pewne luki logiczne czy też niedopowiedzenia fabularne. Ciekawy wątek indiańskich mitów "Wendigo" w zasadzie stanowi oś fabuły. zamknięta całość z frenetycznym wdziękiem i grote…More
Many films worthy of praise and attention are ignored and forgotten simply for being made before their time. But the greatest tragedy happens to films that were made shortly before their time. *Ravenous*, 1999 horror film directed by Antonia Bird, belongs to that category. Plot begins in 1847 during Mexican-American War. US Army Captain John Boyd (played by Guy Pearce) has received promotion for single-handedly defe…More
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Having zero prior knowledge of the film before diving in to watch it, I had no expectations for Les affamés. No reviews to get a rough idea. No articles read online mentioning the film's positives and negatives. Nothing. That's a particularly difficult thing to achieve in a digital world, where everything is thrown into view; where words overrun your vision, making nothing entirely new and unexpected. That can be a…More
