Basically unwatchable nonsense, which should prove to confuse Mailer's already confusing legacy. Just total garbage, perhaps interesting as an attempt at "punk" cinema. Mailer's wife at the time, Beverly Bentley, somehow emerges with her dignity and a suggestion of real talent. Otherwise it might have been better if this was totally lost. Not everything is worth saving even as a curio. Oddly, this was made when Mailer was at the height of his powers as a writer. The movie seems to want to prove that writing is not important. It fails. What was he thinking?Well, onto "Beyond The Law." How long do I have to write about this? There is nothing to say, it is an hour and a half of stupid improv by people who for the most part cannot improvise.
Review of Wild 90
