'Overcast' - MiamisFF Review
The makings of a great midseason filler episode that would connect in many different directions. This is a police drama filler with a guest director.
Wrath Child (1999)
Like a bottle rocket landing in mom's gas tank, WrathChild obliterates the conventional tedious moto-video norm! The result is a sickeningly beautiful mixture of intense riding serenity and balls-out motocross psychosis spanning the realms of Freeride, Supercross and Outdoor Moto-X. Edited with a surgeon's chainsaw and blasting an unconventional blend of contracting musical genres, WrathChild sets the tone for the future as it perfects the art of mayhem.
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Like a bottle rocket landing in mom's gas tank, WrathChild obliterates the conventional tedious moto-video norm! The result is a sickeningly beautiful mixture of intense riding serenity and balls-out motocross psychosis spanning the realms of Freeride, Supercross and Outdoor Moto-X. Edited with a surgeon's chainsaw and blasting an unconventional blend of contracting musical genres, WrathChild sets the tone for the future as it perfects the art of mayhem.
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In Theaters:1/4/1999
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