"Three lives... bound together in blood"
Film follows the cool, emotionless Erica, who dives into bed with any man she meets. When she is offered a job in a DIY store in Austin, she discovers the kindness of strangers, but also the gruesome shadowy side of it.< ... read more
Noah Taylor,
Amanda Fuller,
Marc Senter,
Lauren Schneider,
Jon Michael Davis
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Red, White and Blue is a powerful, visceral and oddly touching thriller/slash movie. It's also very sophisticated storytelling with temporal shifts and three protagonist characters who function as bot... read more
DVD Release Date: May 17, 2011
Stats: 125 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (125)
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August 8, 2011
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June 25, 2011
A very dark film, with a compelling story that is hindered by an overly sluggish pace with an overuse of elliptical editing. That said, it's certainly an unique film, with fairly strong direction.
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April 30, 2011
Jesus H Christ, I was definently not expecting that! This is probably the best new film I've seen in a long time. I'm hesitant to label this a horror film even though it does have those elements in it. What this is is a visceral, disturbing, uncomfortable and unsettling film that... read more
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December 19, 2011fb555928095Red White & Blue is--to put it simply--trasngressive/visceral cinema at its absolute finest. A powerful, brutal, and simultaneously beautiful piece of filmmaking that examines the darkness and desire that drives each and every one of us (forgive me Freud and Lacan for conflating... read more
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July 4, 2011
This IFC flick is a low-budget character study of 3 very different adults in Austin, Texas. Erica is a party girl who implicates two other men - Nate who wants to save her, and young Franki who doesn't know what he wants to do with her. The writing is good and the character devel... read more
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June 18, 2011
Wow...........what a screwed up but fantasticlly done movie that will probably haunt me the rest of my life!
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March 22, 2011
Forgive some of the indie, no-budget shortcomings and wait for the third act. Noah Taylor takes over and the film is as brutal as they come.
Critic Reviews
An engrossing -- and profoundly distressing -- tale of random connection and specific revenge. Full Review
Influences of helmers like Larry Clark and Wes Craven are pronounced: The first half is pure montage, foregoing slick visuals so the characters' personalities, coupled with a disturbing stillness, tak... Full Review
Restraint pays dividends for British writer/director Simon Rumley in this devastating and demanding revenge tragedy set in Austin, Texas. Full Review
Stylishly directed and superbly written, this is a provocative, powerfully emotional drama-slash-revenge-horror with terrific performances... Full Review
It is a tragic story of some power with echoes of Hubert Selby Jr's novel Last Exit to Brooklyn. Full Review
It displays some talent but it's difficult to see precisely where it is going. Full Review
Dim the lights and raise the heat for this sputtering Texas noir, liberally spiced with strip-malls and pool-halls. Full Review
Everyone comes out of the story badly, not least the audience. We should have felt shaken and stirred; we merely feel poured over rocks and impaled with cocktail sticks. Full Review
Manages a shocking and provocative first half here, before veering into brutal revenge-torture for a shocking and merely excessive second one. Full Review
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