Reservoir Dogs

In 1992 the world was introduced to director Quentin Tarantino with a little indy film called Reservoir Dogs. He was originally going to shoot on a shoestring budget of $30,000, but producer Lawrence Bender showed the script to his acting teacher who got it to Harvey Keitel, and the rest, as they say, is history. Reservoir Dogs introduced the world to actors like Tim Roth, Michael Madsen and Steve Buscemi along with QT's special brand of dialogue and dark humour. The box office wasn't great, but the flick was a massive critical success and deemed a milestone in independent filmmaking. But does it hold up? Listen to Jon, Colin and Brent as they dissect this crime drama and try to determine if the gang's jewel heist is still worth watching, or would they rather be tied to a chair with Mr. Blonde and a straight razor.