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Audio Film Review: No One Ever Left Alive in 1985 for ‘MaXXXine’
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CHICAGO – Patrick McDonald of HollywoodChicago.com audio film review for “MaXXXine,” the third film in writer/director Ti West’s overview of the 1970s/80s American Cinema porno film era, after “X” and “Pearl,” and featuring Mia Goth.In theaters since July 5th.
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Maxine (Mia Goth) has made her way to Los Angeles after her survival from a horrific mass murder in 1979 Texas. As in Texas, she begins in L.A. as a porn actress, but is confident she can land a mainstream part in a horror franchise. Meanwhile LA LA Land is on alert as a series of “Night Stalker” murders are taking place, and two of Maxine’s closest friends are supposedly killed by the perpetrator. At the same time, a private investigator (Kevin Bacon) is about to confront Maxine with her past secrets. Can an actress make the reformation she feels she deserves?
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