It's fascinating, frightening and more than a little exploitative, just like boxing itself.
Insecure and exploitative workplaces like this destroy the body, but they're also breeding grounds for toxic male resentment.
The cheap grubbiness that was always the hallmark of the best horror movies, and that survives in straighforwardly exploitative pictures like the recent "Final Destination 2," is missing from preening high-concept movies like this one and the disastrous "Dreamcatcher".
There is conspicuously good support from Eleanor Wyld as a woman forced to defend her un-wished-for beauty, and from Ruth Everett, who plays an exploitative Duchess like a wide-eyed, over-wound mechanical doll.
Please, Sers, I entreat you to no longer make misogynistic and exploitative television like so many of your peers.
She gives exploitative corporations like Wal-Mart, financial institutions, insurers, the oil and gas industry, private healthcare companies, private prisons, and cornerstones of the military industrial complex a throne at the table where the rest of us have to crowd onto a single folding chair that's buckling under our weight.
I bet he likes Kevin Hart") as well as the assertion that TV deals are "the new black baby" in Hollywood - seem to confirm a manipulative, exploitative relationship corporations like Sony have with black folks," the letter states.
Often exploitative and sleazy, like the worst of future reality shows, the Simpson trial became appointment TV for an audience that found itself transfixed by every stomach-churning twist.
Companies like Zynga developed exploitative game mechanics where you earned in-game rewards for inviting friends and pestering them to play with requests and News Feed posts.
Mixing precocious kids and competitive cooking might sound like an exploitative fusion, or at least a pandering one, like putting lobster and truffles in the same dish.
