Jesse Weiland (Matt Dillon) is a contract killer for a ruthless criminal organization led by Lutin (Tom Berenger) who also dabbles in some safe-cracking action on the side. When he gets arrested by Louisiana detective Bud Carter (Willem Dafoe), he’s prepared to do the time. Lutin however isn’t so sure and takes measures to ensure Weiland’s silence. His actions backfire and make Weiland an adversary who teams up with Carter in order to take down the entire organization.
Duncan (Ken Marino) is a poor schmuck who gets the shit kicked out of him in life. His boss makes his life impossible, his girlfriend Sarah (Gillian Jacobs) is needy and his mom is not only meddling but she has a new boyfriend who’s about one third of her age. Plus he struggles with some daddy issues. As if all that isn’t bad enough just yet, he also suffers excruciating pains every time he has to go take a dump.
“Education, Education, Education & War” is already Kaiser Chiefs’ fifth album but their first since the departure of drummer and main songwriter Nick Hodgson.
“It’s not Jazz, It’s Blues” is the name of Daggers’ latest album and with it, this Belgian outfit blew me away.
The grammatical ballbuster that is Their They’re There consists of Evan Weiss (Into It.
Gazers of footwear worldwide, beware!
Tiny Engines has worked its ass off the last couple of years and is well on its way to becoming a label that is synonymous with quality up to the point where you don’t even need to think about it,
Gameface has always been one of those bands that made me wonder why they weren’t any bigger.
After the release of “Accidents Do Not Happen, They Are Caused” late last year, Oxygen Thief (aka Barry Dolan) is already back at it.
From the man who has previously brought us the delightfully intimate Dungeons & Dragons, comes Getaway. This is essentially an 89-minute car chase with lots of cr crashes, but the only real carnage in this PG-13 rated piece of shit is the movie itself.
