Title: Mad Dog Coll
Year: 1992
Rating: 4.6
Cast: Eddie Bowz, Christopher Bradley, Jack Conley, Bruce Nozick, Rachel York
Description: A brutal symphony of violence and desperation, "Mad Dog Coll" (1992) isn't just a gangster film; it's a visceral exploration of the corrosive nature of power and the seductive allure of chaos. The film's unflinching portrayal of 1920s Sydney's underworld isn't gratuitous; it's a stark commentary on societal decay and the human cost of unchecked ambition. While the violence is undeniably graphic, it serves to amplify the film's central theme: the cyclical nature of violence and its devastating impact on individuals and communities. "Mad Dog Coll" leaves a lingering unease, a testament to its powerful storytelling and unflinching realism. It’s a forgotten gem of Australian cinema, deserving rediscovery for its potent blend of gritty realism and unflinching character study.