Out now on Digital, VOD, and Film Movement Plus
Meeting a green-haired woman at the airport where she works, a woman ends up spending time with her and finding some freedom away from her abusive husband.
Tag Archives: Crime
Sayara (2024) [Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2024] [Halloween Horror Month]
Following her sister’s murder by affluent young men, Sayara decides to resolve the issue herself using the skills her father thought her.
Tattooed Life (1965) [Radiance Films]
Available now from Radiance Films
A gangster flees with his younger brother after being set up to kill a man.
The Threat (1966) [Radiance Films]
Currently available from Radiance Films
Following the kidnapping of a baby, two escaped criminals attempt to hide in the house of a man who works in advertising.
Red Rooms (Les chambres rouges) (2023)
A high-profile trial, bringing a chilling murderer to justice, fascinate the population. A model becomes obsessed with the trial, attending the hearings every day she can.
High Crime (La polizia incrimina la legge assolve) (1973) [Blue Underground 3-Disc Limited Edition]
Out on Blu-ray and 4K UHD August 28, 2024
An inspector going after a drug ring in Italy soon finds out there is potentially more risk than reward in his endeavor.
The Crow (2024)
I’ve heard of this certain technique Hollywood usually uses as a means of pulling a fast sequel; it’s by taking a script with a similar concept to an already established IP and turning it in to a sequel. “The Crow” feels a lot like that. It feels like a simultaneous cash grab, exploitation of the art of James O’Barr, and downright lazy attempt to maintain the license for “The Crow.” At thirty minutes in, I wondered if at any point anyone on this movie were even trying. At all. This is a non-move. It’s a movie without a presence, or any kind of a soul, or any kind of self awareness. “The Crow’s” only purpose is to gentrify what should have and could have been a touching, eerie, and heartbreaking movie.