Reviews: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the...in_yuma_county

This came out last week. The director was recently hired for an Evil Dead film.

I’m a sucker for movies set in dusty, remote, towns. I may check this out although aside from Huntington and the coin flip guy from No Country for Old Men, I don’t know who any of these actors are.

This ever going to hit a streaming service like Netflix?

I want to check it out but if it is going to end up somewhere I can wait . Google did not help.

Some of the English language films Well Go USA distribute go to Hulu.

The Blu-ray has been available since the summer, so maybe cheap copies will start turning up? Seems like most WellGo titles get pretty cheap eventually.

We broke down and rented this last night.

Great tight thriller. This was really good and Rickard Brake wow such a menacing looking actor. As usual he was fantastic.

Now watch this turn up on Hulu next month. lol no matter well worth the rental.

on Showtime now. I saw a trailer for it and decided to DVR a later showing. Haven't watched it yet.

Definitely looks like one of those wannabe Pulp Fiction rip off movies from the late 90s, but some of them weren't half bad.

It is ok though with the exception of Faizon Love I had no clue who the other actors were.

I thought




Never saw House of the Devil, the Ti West movie that starred Jocelin Donahue?

Maybe one of these days I'll see her in a movie that takes place in the current era. Devil took place in the 80s, and I'm guessing Yuma was supposed to be in the 70s although they never specifically name a year. It was good, and yes, it did remind me of the 90s when everyone wanted to make a "quirky" crime film to cash in on the Tarantino success.

It was filmed at 14499 E. Avenue Q (without puppets), Palmdale CA. Reason I mention this is that if you go to Apple Maps and look it up, the movie was being filmed while the mapping image was taken.

No I don't watch a lot of horror movies.