When it comes to 80s neo-noir, is their any finer example than William Friedkin’s To Live and Die in LA? The context of its release is even more important, as the notorious director was chasing a hit after Sorcerer, Cruising and Deal of the Century proved to be commercial failures. For context, it’s worth stating that Sorcerer and Cruising have become cult favourites in the intervening years. To Live and Die in LA was Friedkin going back to his …
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