Felon
My review of Felon on Blu-ray Disc is online at filmfreakcentral.net:
If Jeffrey Lebowski had made a few wrong turns in life--if, let's say,
he had brutally murdered some very bad men, as well as their
families--he may have turned out not entirely unlike John Smith, the
hulkingly mellow convict played by a moustachioed, goateed Val Kilmer
in Felon. Judging from the wide berth the rest of the inmates
give him, Smith is known as the silent-but-deadly type. Kilmer plays
him from behind a whole bunch of prison tattoos with a steely glare,
but also with a kind of openness that doesn't immediately compute.
Although he's tagged as a sociopath, he's really just the opposite. He
believes in justice, and he longs for the death sentence he feels his
crimes deserve.
In a Similar Vein (related by tags)
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Nikkatsu Noir: Eclipse (Criterion) Series 17 (Kurahara, Masuda, Suzuki, Furukawa and Nomura, 1957-1967) -
Surveillance (Jennifer Lynch, 2007) -
Opium and the Kung Fu Master (Tang Chia, 1984)
