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It's exploitation cinema but it's made with care.

The boy has style.

Ellery Bute and Todd Jeffrey's art direction presents us with picture postcard settings which conceal much darker things.

James Wong's debut feature mixes a little psychic spookiness into the teenage body count.

It may sound like a spurious stream-of-consciousness from someone who’s taken too many drugs in their life, but it’s not.

One doesn't need to stay with Sol intellectually to connect with him emotionally and root for him to reach a happier, less destructive place in life.

Surprisingly close to the spirit of the original.

An awful lot of fun if you like that sort of thing.

Leone demonstrated that he is a talented director with a perfect instinct for set pieces, but that he is less capable as a screenwriter.

There is a suprise twist at the end, which is always nice, and the actors are made to work for their salaries.