5º – Bone Tomahawk (S. Craig Zahler, 2015)
After his village was invaded and some local people were murdered and kidnapped by cannibalistic Indians, a sheriff and some members of the local people left in search of revenge. Grateful western surprise in recent years, ‘Bone Tomahawk’ is not a film for all audiences. Its strong graphic content and the growing terror exposed to each scene make the experience of watching the film hard but necessary for fans of the genre.
4º – Death Proof (Quentin Tarantino, 2007)
Separated into two different stories about an experienced psychopathic stunt driver, the film, first, shows a perverse act by him against a group of youngsters with his car, and, second, brings the vengeance of a group of women against him after one more of his madness. Belonging to Quentin Tarantino’s cinema, ‘Death Proof’ combines terror, suspense and action in an irrevocable way, bringing the viewer an exciting road movie to each scene, with classic moments that are recorded in our minds. Of course, the film would lose much of its charm if we didn’t have Kurt Russell’s incredible performance as the protagonist, achieving one of the great interpretations of his enormous filmography.
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