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Wednesday, March 5 2008

Historian: Interview with Brian Garfield

By Nikki Tranter

"I think that, except for its ludicrous violence toward the end, the Death Sentence movie does depict its character's decline and the stupidity of vengeful vigilantism." Death Wish creator Brian Garfield talks to PopMatters about remakes, sequels, writing, and the meaning of vengeance.

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The Movie Masochist: The movie that bled to death

By James Franklin

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Kevin Bacon adds a degree with ‘nerd’ hero of ‘Death Sentence’

By Barry Koltnow

Death Sentence

By Cynthia Fuchs

Death Sentence is smart enough about its generic limits: the violence is ragingly B, the dialogue goofy, the cops always steps behind.

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