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Tag Archives: ex-con
Cold in July (2014)
Director: Jim Mickle Writers: Nick Damici & Jim Mickle (Based on the novel by Joe R. Lansdale)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 2014, adaptation, burglar, cold in july, convict, crime, don johnson, drama, ex-con, family, jim mickle, joe r. lansdale, ken holmes, michael c. hall, murder, nick damici, revenge, sam shepard, texas, thriller, vengeance, vines shaw
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Something Wild (1986)
Director: Jonathan Demme Writer: E. Max Frye
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1986, comedy, convict, drama, e. max frye, ex-con, ex-convict, husband, jeff daniels, john sayles, john waters, jonathan demme, kidnap, kidnapped, melanie griffith, motel, ray liotta, reunion, romance, romantic comedy, something wild, tak fujimoto, yuppie
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Joe (2014)
Director: David Gordon Green Writer: Gary Hawkins (Based on the novel by Larry Brown)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 2014, adaptation, alcoholic, crime, danny mcbride, david gordon green, drama, ex-con, friendship, gary hawkins, gary poulter, jody hill, joe, larry brown, murder, nicolas cage, redemption, relationship, thriller, tye sheridan
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Talk to Me (2007)
Director: Kasi Lemmons Writer: Michael Genet and Rick Famuyiwa (Story by Michael Genet)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1960s, 2007, biography, cedric the entertainer, chiwetel ejiofor, don cheadle, ex-con, host, kasi lemmons, martin sheen, michael genet, mike epps, peter macneill, petey greene, producer, radio, rick famuyiwa, talk show, talk to me, taraji p henson, true story, washington d.c.
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Carlito’s Way (1993)
Director: Brian De Palma Writers: David Koepp (Based on novels by Edwin Torres) Been trying to catch up on my De Palma. Never saw this movie. I guess because of all the movies this is associated with and compared to … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Drama, Thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged action, al pacino, brian de palma, carlito, carlito's way, crime, david koepp, drama, edwin torres, ex-con, james rebhorn, john leguizamo, luis guzman, penelope ann miller, sean penn, thriller, viggo mortensen
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London Boulevard (2011)
Director: William Monahan Writers: William Monahan (Based on a novel by Ken Bruen) A slightly confused British crime/thriller from the Writer of The Departed. Too many things going on. The movie changes its focus every 10 minutes or so and … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Comedy, Drama, Thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged action, celebrity, colin farrell, comedy, david thewlis, drama, england, ex-con, keira knightley, ken bruen, london, london boulevard, ray winstone, thriller, william monahan
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