All the elements for a fun hard-boiled crime drama are present, except for a coherent story and a measure of good taste. What enhance the film are Lalo Schifrin's music and some idiosyncratic actors like Alfred Molina and Ruben Blades.
Scorpion Spring (1996)
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Rotten:1
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Runtime: 89 mins
Genre: Dramas
Synopsis: Denis is a lowlife French actor who's been dumped (literally and figuratively) by his mistress in the middle of nowhere. Zac is the attractive, naive American who gives him a lift. Their trek leads... Denis is a lowlife French actor who's been dumped (literally and figuratively) by his mistress in the middle of nowhere. Zac is the attractive, naive American who gives him a lift. Their trek leads to a wild adventure as the duo encounters a variety of oddballs, each with a secret. Soon, as such incendiary issues as racism, incest and revenge rear their ugly heads, violence appears imminent... [More]
Starring: Matthew McConaughey, Esai Morales, Ruben Blades, Alfred Molina
Starring: Matthew McConaughey, Esai Morales, Ruben Blades, Alfred Molina, Patrick McGaw
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