Bullets, Blood & a Fistful of Ca$h

2006
R
1h 55m

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4.8/10

759

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Bullets, Blood & a Fistful of Ca$h (2006)

A suitcase full of cash causes all kinds of troubles for a couple in this action trailer

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A hard boiled tale of bloody revenge that interweaves the stories of nine criminals. Hector Gonzales, a ruthless kingpin who has risen through the ranks over the last ten years and now stand... Read allA hard boiled tale of bloody revenge that interweaves the stories of nine criminals. Hector Gonzales, a ruthless kingpin who has risen through the ranks over the last ten years and now stands on the verge of ruling the city; Bill Nguyen, a Vietnamese mafia boss; Abe Shanks, a bla... Read allA hard boiled tale of bloody revenge that interweaves the stories of nine criminals. Hector Gonzales, a ruthless kingpin who has risen through the ranks over the last ten years and now stands on the verge of ruling the city; Bill Nguyen, a Vietnamese mafia boss; Abe Shanks, a black market organ dealer; Johnny Tran, a young Dai Ca within Nguyen's Viet mafia; Tommy Two ... Read all

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Thom Doty was not an actor. He met Sam Akina while Sam was bartending at Lake Wilderness Golf Course, in Maple Valley, WA. Sam wrote the role of "Ca$h" for Thom after working with him on the short film "Get the F***in' Money". Many of the lines that Ca$h says in the film are things that Sam overheard Thom saying in real life.

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The blood on Cash's white t-shirt keeps changing amount, position, and wetness.

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Featured review

10/10

Oustanding

What an amazing surprise and a joy to watch.

This is what happened to me, it started off like a B movie, and I enjoy B movies and watching talent develop, actors, directors, writers, etc., and at first the acting seemed cheesy, but it just kept getting better and better.

It got to the point where I was like "Wow, these guys are really going for an A in film school". AND THEN, then moments of sheer genius started popping up all over the place. The director and cinematographer seemed to really kick it in to high art gear.

By the time it was all over I was soul searching trying to figure out in my mind why this sort of classifies as a B movie in my mind but at the same time a desperate longing for my mind to classify it as a totally A list type of thing.

If Terantino's name were on it, it would have equaled the Grind Houses.

The main character is the most amazing bad a$$ to come along in a long time.

His silhouette coming at you from the perspective of the bad guys is as good an image as there has ever been.

Enjoy it on many many levels.