And any excuse for a screening of this brutal masterpiece is worth grabbing.
It is simply a brutal masterpiece, still available on DVD – and, incidentally, one of the BBC's finest hours.
At this point any self-respecting cyclist turns right up Cam Gill Road for the brutal masterpiece known to cyclists as Park Rash (bit.ly/1nmoTjU), a climb of 303m in little more than 2km.
The book's longest section, "The Part About the Crimes" (300 corpse-choked pages), is a brutal masterpiece that indicts as shallow and nasty the many books that use rape and murder as little more than plot points.
With each round, Margarito's face worsened, as if Pacquiao was painting a brutal boxing masterpiece.
Here's a preliminary list I'm sure barely scratches the (sensual) surface: Rising up from a south London street, with a long low slung body and two fat chimneys, it's easy to see why this brutal concrete masterpiece was given its nautical moniker.
Saracens' defence coach, Paul Gustard, does not hog the limelight but the vice that clamped itself around Bath's much-vaunted midfield was, in its brutal way, a masterpiece of stark modernist excellence.
Melville's brutal but ineffably sad masterpiece -- filled with the stench of rotting whale carcasses, yet lyrical and tender -- is one of those books from which the critic should step back and say, as Melville said of the sperm whale's brow, "I but put that brow before you.
When the picture billed as the superstar in Old Masters is a portrait of a man by Rembrandt, prodigiously rare but regrettably bland, the brutal reality that the great masterpieces by the Dutch supremo of 17th-century western painting have vanished from the market is abruptly brought home.
