Blood and Money

Unrated

5/15/20201h 29m

Theatrical Release (US)

~ The hunter becomes the hunted ~

Overview:

A retired veteran hunting in the Allagash backcountry of Maine discovers a dead woman with a duffle bag full of money. He soon finds himself in a web of deceit and murder.

Director:

John Barr

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$475,000.00

Revenue:

$0.00

Key words:

wilderness
maine
snow
deer hunting

Cast

Tom Berenger

~ as ~

Jim Reed

Kristen Hager

~ as ~

Debbie

Paul Ben-Victor

~ as ~

Bill

Mark Sivertsen

~ as ~

Ray

Erica McDermott

~ as ~

Jane

Bates Wilder

~ as ~

Night Guard

Brian Duffy

~ as ~

Skip

Melissa McMeekin

~ as ~

Cass

Jimmy LeBlanc

~ as ~

George

Caroline Portu

~ as ~

Kathy Williams

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Reviews (2)

JPV852
Written 4 year(s) ago
6
Decent movie that's more a character drama for the first 30-minutes and survival drama for the last hour or so. Berenger delivers a nice performance and acts like an old man at times which is a nice change for a movie like this. The very end was a bit baffling (can't say why without it being a major spoiler) but all in all, okay way to spend 90-minutes. 3.0/5
CinemaSerf
Written 2 year(s) ago
5
A great deal of money has been robbed, at gunpoint, from a casino whilst "Jim Reed" (Tom Berenger) is plodding around in the freezing wilderness looking to bag a buck. After hitting what he thought was his quarry, though, he discovers that he's shot a woman and has - quite literally - now got an huge great bag of bucks! Of course she wasn't acting alone and what now ensues is possibly the daftest manhunt I've ever seen. He hobbles about in the snow whilst pursued at an equally glacial speed by a gang of miscreants who, luckily, are no better at shooting at what they aim at than he is. Having hidden the loot, his task is now to stay alive. Of course he's a veteran and of course he has family baggage that would have made Cleopatra blush. Yawn! There is some beautifully chilly cinematography of a wintry Maine but the silliness of the story, the paucity of decent dialogue and the staccato pace of this make it nigh on unwatchable. The ending is entirely fitting - just why couldn't it have happened at the start?