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Released Year: 2013
Runtime: 96 minutes
Directors: Antoni Stutz
Writers: Antoni Stutz, Ashley Scott Meyers
Casts: Beau Bridges, Josh Henderson, Joel McKinnon Miller, Aidan Quinn, Haley Webb, Lorna Raver, Jordan Bridges
IMDB: Rushlights (2013)
Ratings: 
(11 votes, average: 2.91 out of 5)
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The A.V. Club -
Unabashedly pulpy, Rushlights brings to mind the noir cheapies churned out by the studios of Hollywood’s Poverty Row in the early 1950s. It has a few of the better qualities of sub-B noir—above-average camerawork, a rogues gallery of bit players — and all of the flaws.
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Village Voice -
The endless hidden connections and coincidences eventually become ridiculous.
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The New York Times -
When it comes to film plotting, too many twists just result in an annoying tangle. And there are too many twists in Antoni Stutz’s uninvolving Rushlights.
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Arizona Republic -
A by-the-numbers thriller that wouldn’t even have made for a particularly good hourlong episode of a weekly crime procedural, never mind an honest-to-God feature-length movie.
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Los Angeles Times -
If ever a movie signaled that the Quentin Tarantino copycat age of empty-headed wink-wink genre rehashing is still with us, Rushlights is that movie.
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Rushlights (2013)
Young lovers Billy and Sarah journey from L.A. to Texas with plans to make a false claim to the valuable assets left behind by a dead friend. But when their voyage brings them to Tremo, Texas, they find a bizarre and sinister world awaiting them.
Rushlights (2013)
(11 votes, average: 2.91 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2013
Runtime: 96 minutes
Directors: Antoni Stutz
Writers: Antoni Stutz, Ashley Scott Meyers
Casts: Beau Bridges, Josh Henderson, Joel McKinnon Miller, Aidan Quinn, Haley Webb, Lorna Raver, Jordan Bridges
IMDB: Rushlights (2013)
Storyline
Young lovers Billy and Sarah journey from L.A. to Texas with plans to make a false claim to the valuable assets left behind by a dead friend. But when their voyage brings them to Tremo, Texas, they find a bizarre and sinister world awaiting them.
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Reviews
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The A.V. Club -
Unabashedly pulpy, Rushlights brings to mind the noir cheapies churned out by the studios of Hollywood’s Poverty Row in the early 1950s. It has a few of the better qualities of sub-B noir—above-average camerawork, a rogues gallery of bit players — and all of the flaws.
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Village Voice -
The endless hidden connections and coincidences eventually become ridiculous.
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The New York Times -
When it comes to film plotting, too many twists just result in an annoying tangle. And there are too many twists in Antoni Stutz’s uninvolving Rushlights.
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Arizona Republic -
A by-the-numbers thriller that wouldn’t even have made for a particularly good hourlong episode of a weekly crime procedural, never mind an honest-to-God feature-length movie.
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Los Angeles Times -
If ever a movie signaled that the Quentin Tarantino copycat age of empty-headed wink-wink genre rehashing is still with us, Rushlights is that movie.
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Young lovers Billy and Sarah journey from L.A. to Texas with plans to make a false claim to the valuable assets left behind by a dead friend. But when their voyage brings them to Tremo, Texas, they find a bizarre and sinister world awaiting them.
Young lovers Billy and Sarah journey from L.A. to Texas with plans to make a false claim to the valuable assets left behind by a dead friend. But when their voyage brings them to Tremo, Texas, they find a bizarre and sinister world awaiting them.
Young lovers Billy and Sarah journey from L.A. to Texas with plans to make a false claim to the valuable assets left behind by a dead friend. But when their voyage brings them to Tremo, Texas, they find a bizarre and sinister world awaiting them.