A Texas Ranger is forced to confront a childhood friend turned drug kingpin, all while a special black ops team arrives to cause their own brand of disruption and mayhem. Tune in as Chris talks John Milius, feminism, and homoerotic subtext as the LSCE screens the Walter Hill action classic “Extreme Prejudice.” Join us!
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Works Cited:
Dave Kehr. “IN HILL’S ‘EXTREME PREJUDICE,’ ACTION BREEDS DESPAIR: SPORTS FINAL, C Edition.” Chicago Tribune (1963). Chicago, Ill: Tribune Interactive, LLC, 1987. 87-04-24
Lally, Kevin. “Buying & Booking Guide: EXTREME PREJUDICE.” The Film Journal (Archive: 1979-1996). New York: MediaBistro, Inc, 1987.
Lovell, Glenn. “Nick Nolte Far From Down, Out.” The Orlando Sentinel. April 29th, 1987. Accessed 8/20/21
MASLIN, JANET. “FILM: ‘EXTREME PREJUDICE’: Review.” The New York Times. New York, N.Y: New York Times Company, 1987, Late Edition (East Coast) edition.
“MIFED: Extreme Prejudice: Old Story, New Telling.” Screen international, no. 571 (1986): 368–.
Salamon, Julie. “Film: Cowboy Corn With a Splash of Rambo.” The Wall Street Journal. Eastern Edition. New York, N.Y: Dow Jones & Company Inc, 1987, Eastern edition edition. 87-04-30
Summers, Jimmy. “Reviews: EXTREME PREJUDICE.” Boxoffice (Archive: 1920-2000). New York: Boxoffice Media LP, 1987.
Tege. “Film Review: Extreme Prejudice (COLOR).” Variety (Archive: 1905-2000). Los Angeles: Penske Business Corporation, 1987.