Absurd (1981) 88 Films UK - 4K UHD / Blu-ray Region Free Koch Films Blending the staple themes of

Blending the staple themes of the Japanese gangster film with narrative and aesthetic qualities borrowed from the French New Wave and American film noir

and dance performances

Close Up On The Eyes - Audio Interview With Camera Operator Franco Bruni

The slipcase has a few corner dings

A bloody trail soon runs through the streets of New York

Absurd (1981) 88 Films UK - 4K UHD / Blu-ray Region Free Koch Films Blending the staple themes ofMikos (George Eastman, Hands of Steel), an unstoppable killing machine, is on the loose in a sleepy American town. The towns only hope is a mysterious priest (Edmund Purdom, Pieces) who has been hunting this madman around the globe. As the bodies pile up, desperate Police Sergeant, Engleman (Charles Borromel, Ladyhawke), teams up with the priest in hopes of stopping Mikos from slaughtering more and more of his town folk. A would be sequel to Joe