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Cruising (1980)

When New York is caught in the grip of a sadistic serial killer who preys on patrons of the city's underground bars, rookie cop Steve Burns infiltrates the S&M subculture to try and lure him out of the shadows.

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Jesus A 26 Nov 2008

One of the most daring films ever... a must see. If you can stand hard homosexual sex acts on the limit of the viewable on an "R" movie.

Jack Mathews 23 Jun 2009

Creepy in 1980, Cruising is almost macabre now, knowing that most of the young men involved in rough, unprotected sex then began dying of AIDS shortly afterwards.

Juuso L 15 Jun 2009

The Germs did a few songs for the soundtrack, and "Lion's Share" is one of my favorite Germs songs. Gay activists protested this when it came out, because it supposedly gave the community a bad image. However, I thought it did a fairly accurate portrayal of the community's drag and leather subcultures, today just as much as (probably) it did in the late 70s. I thought Al Pacino did a great job acting as a cop acting as a gay man (who likes to watch urine fetishists!), found the subplot of the drag queen victimized by policemen to be convincing and just as accurate today as it was potentially then. It was as compelling as was any of the other great thrillers involving solving the mystery of a serial killer; in fact, I liked it better than many of the others in it's genre.

Juan V 15 Jun 2013

A thrilling and disturbing 70's movie leftover that reminds why that period of filmmaking was so exciting. Pacino's apparent discomfort with the role that he was playing ends up adding to authenticity of the piece. Yet another underseen and underappreciated film from director Friedkin.

Chris A 04 Jun 2008

Pacino plays a cop looking for a serial killer in the gay leather scene in New York, who ends up being seduced by the raw sexuality of the dangerous S&M practices he finds there. This would have been so hot if it was Adrienne Barbeau investigating a hypothetical leather lesbian scene, but it was still pretty dope anyway.