Archive for the ‘misogynistic’ Tag
- 2011/09/16 Film review: Straw Dogs (2011) posted in Film reviews tagged 1971, 2011, adapted, aggression, aggressive, Alexander Skarsgård, Alik Sakharov, america, american, amy sumner, battleplan productions, castle, castlekeep, cat, cheerleader, cruel, david sumner, David Zelag Goodman, directed, Dominic Purcell, dumb, dustin hoffman, Film writing, gordon williams, hick, home, home invasion, house, invasion, james marsden, James Woods, janice hedden, kate bosworth, keep, killer, killing, kitty, Larry Groupé, Laz Alonso, male, man, Marc Frydman, mean, men, mentally, misogynistic, misogyny, mississippi, movie, murder, passive, passive aggressive, peckinpah, peter vaughn, rage, rape, remake, revenge, review, reviewed, rod lurie, rural, sam peckinpah, Sarah Boyd, screened, south, southern, southern U.S., stone, straw dogs, sumner, The Siege of Trencher's Farm, tom hedden, U.S., vengeance, vicious, violated, violation, Willa Holland, written, young
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