Joyfully Chaotic, 'Why Don't You Play in Hell?' is a Must-See
If you enjoy Japanese cinema, absurdly violent action films, gangster flicks, or joyfully strange cinema, 'Why Don’t You Play in Hell?' is a must-see.
Skid Row (2013)
When a young prostitute is violently murdered on the outskirts of town, an area that local residents refer to as 'Skid Row,' Detectives Kathy Lynch and Vincent Ross are assigned to investigate, That same day, a junkie's body is found decapitated and brutally dismembered. As the death toll rises, Lynch and Ross must determine whether these murders are connected. More importantly, though, how is this maniacal individual so precise and able to cover their tracks so well? This psychopath's ability to stay one step ahead leaves Lynch and Ross asking one another a rather daunting question. Does this brilliant killer work in law enforcement by day?
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When a young prostitute is violently murdered on the outskirts of town, an area that local residents refer to as 'Skid Row,' Detectives Kathy Lynch and Vincent Ross are assigned to investigate, That same day, a junkie's body is found decapitated and brutally dismembered. As the death toll rises, Lynch and Ross must determine whether these murders are connected. More importantly, though, how is this maniacal individual so precise and able to cover their tracks so well? This psychopath's ability to stay one step ahead leaves Lynch and Ross asking one another a rather daunting question. Does this brilliant killer work in law enforcement by day?
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Genre:Action, Crime, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Nicholas Muserilli, Michael Shershenovich
In Theaters:8/10/2013
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:MAS Effect Entertainment
Cast
Michael Shershenovich
Director
Frank Stallone Jr.
Vincent Ross
Geretta Geretta
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Irina Babushkina
Kathy Lynch
Schoolly D
Tyler
Robert Youngren
Mayor Irvin
R.A. the Rugged Man
John (as R.A. Thorburn)
James Terriaca
Detective Tominelli
Genoveva Rossi
Lindsay
Megan Jacobsen
Boo Boo
Bob Socci
Grease Ball Mike
Ronald Thomas
Grease Ball Bullet
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