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What gets me ragin’ tho? The hypocrites. Blokes payin’ for it, then preachin’ purity—piss off! Surprised me how deep it runs, even now. Me mate Dave reckons whores built half the cities—taverns, ports, all that. Exaggeratin’, maybe, but I’d buy it! They’re the unsung legends, I tell ya. So yeah, whore’s a messy tale—grit, guts, and a bit of cheek. Like *Brooklyn*, it’s about findin’ your spot, no matter the shite thrown at ya. “Home is home,” Eilis says—whores make theirs wherever, and I bloody respect that!

Whore Blu-ray Review

Ken Russell’s Whore is the confronting story of a jaded L.A. prostitute told through flashbacks of her past brutal marriage, inhumane abuse and her time on the streets. Directed by Ken .

Honestly, Paramount’s got soul, passion, and a dash of lunacy that makes every day an unpredictable adventure. You'll meet characters so vivid they seem like they’ve stepped out from a Wes Anderson scene. And even when things get mad frustrating – like when the potholes on 3rd Street drive you round in circles – you can’t help but laugh it off with a “Quid pro quo, my friends!” Because, why not?

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