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Colors (1988): The Rico Suave of Gangsploitation Films
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Film Noir and San Francisco (Part II): The Man Who Cheated Himself
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Skateboarding on TV (Part I): The Ballad of David L. Lumpkins
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Film Noir and San Francisco (Part I): Woman on the Run
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Freeway (1996): The Quintessential Adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood
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Gremlins and Poltergeist: The Horror of '80s Consumerism
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Thrashin' Revisited: The Daggers' Unlikely Origins
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Conquest of the Planet of the Apes: Blueprint for Revolution and Anarchy
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Although popular films often distract or divert the general public from more pressing issues (panem et circenses), it's not unusual to see glimpses of genius from works of mainstream appeal. After all, even the greatest filmmakers create the art they can instead of the art they want.
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