Once Upon a Time in (White) Hollywood
Tarantino's alternative history of the 1960's uncritically repeats the era's sexist and racist stereotypes.
Human Behavior (2006)
Investigator Steve Rowe receives a letter calling him in to be questioned about a series of murders that occurred in the small town of Silver Crest in 1997. He tells the story of Detectives Trey Mochston and Jason Plithman in their pursuit of a madman who was cunning, devious, and worst of all, always one step ahead of Trey and his team.
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Investigator Steve Rowe receives a letter calling him in to be questioned about a series of murders that occurred in the small town of Silver Crest in 1997. He tells the story of Detectives Trey Mochston and Jason Plithman in their pursuit of a madman who was cunning, devious, and worst of all, always one step ahead of Trey and his team.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Derek Cole, Shane Cole
In Theaters:8/15/2006
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Runtime:72 minutes
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