by Sebastian Kluth
Goaltenders Marc-André Fleury (PIT) Petr Mrazek (DET) Eddie Läck (CAR) Defenders Sami Vatanen (ANA) Colin Miller (BOS) Trevor van Riemsdyk (CHI) Adam Clendening (NYR) Marc Methot (OTT) Michael Del Zotto (PHI) Andrey Pedan (VAN) Nate Schmidt (WSH) Jon...
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Seventh episode: There's a body all right / The Return, Part VII Content: Hawk and Frank Truman look at the pages torn from Laura's diary, which contain an entry about Annie telling Laura in a dream that the good Dale Cooper is trapped in the Black Lodge....
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Seventh episode: There's a body all right / The Return, Part VII Content: Hawk and Frank Truman look at the pages torn from Laura's diary, which contain an entry about Annie telling Laura in a dream that the good Dale Cooper is trapped in the Black Lodge....
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Sixth episode: Don't die / The Return, Part VI Content: Police take Cooper to Dougie's home after he is found loitering outside his workplace. Janey-E receives a photo of Dougie with Jade and chastises Cooper for Dougie's infidelity but she seems to be...
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Sixth episode: Don't die / The Return, Part VI Content: Police take Cooper to Dougie's home after he is found loitering outside his workplace. Janey-E receives a photo of Dougie with Jade and chastises Cooper for Dougie's infidelity but she seems to be...
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Dead or Alive: Final is the third and last instalment in Takashi Miike's Dead or Alive trilogy. The only point this film has in common with its predecessors are the facts that all films are directed by Takashi Miike and feature Japanese V-cinema cult...
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Just like Rainy Dog, the second instalment in Takashi Miike's Black Society trilogy, the second part of Dead or Alive is the most introspective part of the trilogy. It's essentially a drama carried by two superb lead actors with Sho Aikawa and Riki Takeuchi...
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Dead or Alive is another classic gangster movie from Takashi Miike's early years which includes the following ingredients: 1. a brave cop as lonesome protagonist who has to take enormous risks in order to face three different groups of pitiless gangsters...
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Ladies and gentlemen, The San Francisco Examiner once wrote about Takashi Miike's first Dead or Alive movie: ''Takashi Miike is the Japanese Tarantino... only much faster. If you think you've seen everything, wait until you see this!'' Sincerely, I couldn't...
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