Blood Crime is precisely what one would expect from a movie "presented by the USA Network". And that ain't much.
Blood Crime (2002)
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Runtime: 88 mins
Genre: Dramas
Synopsis: A young city homicide detective (Jonathan Schaech, THAT THING YOU DO!) flees to the country with his wife to start a new life. In their new town, his wife is brutally assaulted by a man she... A young city homicide detective (Jonathan Schaech, THAT THING YOU DO!) flees to the country with his wife to start a new life. In their new town, his wife is brutally assaulted by a man she believes to be the son of the town sheriff (James Caan). When it's discovered that the sheriff's son was murdered on the same night of the assault, the young detective discovers that he and his wife being implicated in a conspiracy and sets out to solve the mystery with the sheriff. [More]
Starring: James Caan, Johnathon Schaech, Elizabeth Lackey, Andrew Binns
Starring: James Caan, Johnathon Schaech, Elizabeth Lackey, Andrew Binns
Director: William A. Graham
Director: William A. Graham
Screenwriter: Marc Lawrence Miller, Preston A. Whitmore
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An intriguing synopsis doesn’t always mean compelling watching. Firstly, because much of the Australian support cast are sporting appalling Yank accents, and because of the vacillating, stale script.
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