The Sound of the Crowd

Why should you watch ‘Sin City?’

Oliver Willis reprints a review suggesting a list of reasons that by the end begins to sound to me a lot like “The 12 Days of Christmas.”

“…many characters are prostitutes, and reference to priests using hookers; upper and rear female nudity; heavy alcohol use; prescription drug abuse and smoking; and, heavy governmental corruption, heavy corruption in the Catholic Church, cannibalism, pedophilia, revenge, and kidnapping.”

Except that it is missing the last line, which I will now provide under the cut.

“And one more dead lesbian.”


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