An earnest and well-intentioned throwback to the grindhouse era that produced well-regarded low rent sub classics such as the Angel quadrilogy, Vice Squad, and Ms. 45, Streets of Vengeance thrives on grime and synth wave, but even with its plusses, the movie is crippled by setbacks like having crummy camera work, a junky script that spends too much time on side subplots (like unnecessary cuts to a bikini-clad Up All Night-style host), and inexperienced actors who never appear to be comfortable on screen.
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Plot: After escaping an Estonian mental hospital, Leena (Isabelle Fuhrman) masquerades as a wealthy American family’s missing daughter. Review: I...
Plot: Residents of a part of London declare independence when they discover an old treaty. This leads to the need...
Plot: A series of sex murders points to a female serial killer, and a police psychologist may have fallen in...
Plot: A humble postman in Paris finds himself in a ton of trouble with human traffickers and shady businessmen from...
Plot: A psychopathic killer terrorizes a babysitter, then returns seven years later to menace her again. Review: After a...
Plot: When the Kingpin in Miles Morales’ reality uses a particle accelerator to bring back his dead wife and son,...
Cars 3 may not be worth going to the theatre to watch but it has enough entertaining moments to be worth a watch when it hits Netflix.
Plot: A group of friends get stranded in a seemingly deserted small town and find themselves stalked by a violent gang...