| Blood Simple (1984), 
				Director: Joel Coen, rated R for violence, language 
						
						Passion led to Adultery. Adultery led to Murder. It all 
						seemed so simple... 
				
				  Starring: 
				John Getz, Frances McDormand, Dan Hedaya, M. Emmet Walsh, Samm-Art 
				Williams, Deborah Neumann, Raquel Gavia, Van Brooks 
				DML Rating:
				★★★★★★★★☆☆ 
				- great 
				"Now, in Russia, they 
				got it mapped out so that everyone pulls for everyone else... 
				that's the theory, anyway. 
				But what I know about is Texas, an' 
				down here... you're on your own." - Private Detective 
				Visser 
				Why watch this? Love 
				triangles usually end badly. In Texas, they end with a body 
				count. 
				Plot Summary: A 
				seedy Texas bar owner hires a private dick to catch his studly 
				bartender having relations with his wife. When the ruthless 
				detective snaps some revealing pictures, it's time to stage the 
				lover's untimely demise. Things are about to get ugly. 
				Dad's Preview:  This twisting tale of 
				affairs, plots and betrayals helped put the Coen brothers on the 
				cinematic map. 
				It oozes sexuality, and that ol' Texas way a doin' things. This was Frances McDormand's first memorable role, 
				however the most captivating performance belongs to the portly M. Emmet Walsh, 
				a well-known character actor 
				- he oozes Lone Star cronyism, as the good ol' boy you know you 
				better not trust. 
						 River Road Productions, Foxton 
				Entertainment; Circle Films
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