Manhunter
Why this pick
Like Friedkin’s film, it is a sleek, feverish 1980s procedural driven by an obsessive lawman, hard-edged urban imagery, and mounting psychological pressure.
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Why this pick
Like Friedkin’s film, it is a sleek, feverish 1980s procedural driven by an obsessive lawman, hard-edged urban imagery, and mounting psychological pressure.
Why this pick
Its neon nocturnal cityscape, propulsive electronic mood, and uncompromising professional criminal make a natural companion to the ruthless texture of To Live and Die in L.A.
Why this pick
Friedkin brings the same volatile, morally abrasive pursuit energy: a driven agent, documentary-gritty streets, and suspense built from dangerous choices rather than clean heroics.
Why this pick
A cool, stripped-down crime thriller whose anonymous professionals, night-city atmosphere, and immaculate car chases echo the controlled intensity of Friedkin’s Los Angeles nightmare.
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01 / THE STORY
A fearless Secret Service agent will stop at nothing to bring down the counterfeiter who killed his partner.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Richard Chance

Carl Cody

Ruth Lanier

Jim Hart
Max Waxman

Judge Filo Cedillo
Thomas Ling

Eric 'Rick' Masters