The Dirty Kind

2018
1h 25m

IMDb RATING

6.4/10

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From Executive Producer Michael Madsen (RESERVOIR DOGS, SIN CITY) and writer/director Vilan Trub comes The Dirty Kind, a new crime-thriller that matches the best in the genre. Watch as Raymond (DUKE WILLIAMS), a young private investigator specializing in divorce, gets too ambitious and takes on a case that involves more than just snapping pictures of cheating couples. While searching for the estranged daughter of a client, he discovers that she works as a stripper under the name Natalie Cottontail (VICTORIA WALLACE ). Natalie's exploits bring together a desperate collection of lost souls - sucking everyone down a drain of despair.

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Crime Drama Thriller

An inexperienced private investigator accidentally uncovers the murder of a politician's mistress.An inexperienced private investigator accidentally uncovers the murder of a politician's mistress.An inexperienced private investigator accidentally uncovers the murder of a politician's mistress.

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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

YOUR RATING

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1zacharytharris-51466

Tangled Pointless Storyline

Don't waste 1hr 25min of your life! Lacklustre plots & amateurish acting!

8gregwgrayson

Solid outing

I watched this after hearing about it from the director. One of the interesting things to me was that it starts out with a tone that reminded me of 80's era horror movies (my favorite sub-genre), then shifts to a steadily paced crime drama for the rest of the film. Some of the scenes were a little less polished than others, but, for the budget they were working with, I enjoyed The Dirty Kind and think it's definitely worth watching.

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In addition to using Schneider Cine Xenon lenses aged from the 1950-60's, an Angenieux 18.5mm wide lens was used to mimic the look of Orson Welles' Touch of Evil.