Red White & Blue

Plot

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.

Release Year: 2010

Rating: 6.3/10 (1,749 voted)

Critic's Score: 81/100

Director:
Simon Rumley

Stars: Amanda Fuller, Marc Senter, Jon Michael Davis

Storyline
Set in Austin, Texas, this "slacker revenge movie" follows the disaffected and promiscuous Erica as she sleeps with a series of nameless men, until she is befriended by Nate, an ex-Iraq war veteran with a sociopath's streak.

Cast:

Amanda Fuller
–

Erica

Marc Senter
–

Franki

Jon Michael Davis
–

Ed

Nick Ashy Holden
–

Alvin

Patrick Crovo
–

Carl

Mary Mathews
–

Marj

Noah Taylor
–

Nate

Julian Haddad
–

Lil' Alan

Ernest James
–

Nightclub Pick-Up

Jenny Gravenstein
–

Druggie Rock Girl

(as Jenny Graven)

Mark Hanson
–

Druggie Rock Guy

Chance Hartman
–

Hotel Pick-Up

Vincent Doenges
–

William

Eryn Brooke
–

Ed's Girlfriend

Chris Summers
–

Steve

Taglines:
Three lives… bound together in blood

Details

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Release Date: 8 October 2010

Filming Locations: Alamo Drafthouse – 1120 South Lamar Boulevard, Austin, Texas, USA

Technical Specs

Runtime:

104 min
 |
USA: 103 min

User Review

American Nightmare

Rating: 9/10


If you turn away from the movie after the very hard and maybe even too
explicit (though it really isn't, but it feels like it is) beginning,
you will miss out on the why. You won't be able to see where the
director wanted to take this. And it would be a shame. This is as "down
and dirty" as a movie can go. From cinematography, acting and
story/character (development).

It might not be your cup of tea of course (nothing glossy to be found
here), but if you let yourself into the story and the characters (with
all their flaws, of whom they have many), then you will be rewarded
with a very weird and angry story. It won't pull any punches either
(whether you like that or not) and stays true to it's grittiness
throughout. One of the better movies I watched in 2010 (and I watched
quite a few)