Blood Money (2017) Reviews

• Blood Money: Highly average crime thriller

  Platypuschow2017-11-08

  In this British thriller a group of 20 somethings hold up waiting for the buyer of their stolen painting to arrive. With a corpse on their hands, no idea when the buyer will arrive and escalating paranoia growing between them can they pull this heist off? Sadly we've seen this before, many many many times. Trust issues developing between our characters and the group imploding from within. With a forgettable cast, copy & paste storyline and predictable ending there really is little complimentary to speak of in Blood Money. Elements of horror are teased and I thought for a moment the movie was going to go in a different direction but alas it passed every checkpoint I expected it to. The Good: Fairly tense The Bad: Highly predictable Things I Learnt From This Movie: I still can't see criminals as protagonists! Why in the blue hell would I root for them?

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• Doesn't quite Do it.

  arfdawg-12017-03-06

  The Plot. After a botched art heist in France, a group of friends are left with a body on their hands and the police hot on their trail. They hide the body and make a plan to sell the painting and return home. But as they wait for the chance to escape from their secluded holiday home, they realize the body has gone missing. Paranoia and fear sets in and the friends begin to turn on each other. Soon it is clear there's a killer in the house and the group must figure out who is responsible before they all suffer the consequences. Very low budget film although they do enough with no money. The female lead has nice big knockers and a BJ face but it's not enough to make thi movie compelling. Especially since she's not naked. The biggest problem with this movie is that it's all boring talk and virtually no action.

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• Somethings don't stay dead

  nogodnomasters2017-07-26

  Six people rob a valuable painting and five people and a corpse end up at the hide out. The details are shaky as to what actually happened as the film was too low budget to include the actual robbery which would have gave us one good action scene at the start of the film instead of a guy reading a map by his headlights. That was a near attention grabber. The ugly painting belonged to Mia's (Sabrina Hansen) father. She was one of the bandits. She dislikes her father because seven months after her mother died, he is with another woman which is why she is stealing from him...and she is French too...I think that was the accent. There is distrust in the group as well as a love triangle that somehow doesn't involve the French girl. They are all sitting around waiting for a guy named Eddy, debating if there is an Eddy like a scene out of "Waiting for Godot." Eddy can sell the painting. The real excitement happens in the last 10 minutes. All the characters were overly flawed and cliché. I was hoping they all died, but alas, that was not the case. Guide: F-word, sex. No nudity. PLOT SPOILER: No Zombies.

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• Little blood no money

  adi_20022017-07-13

  The movie revolves around a bunch of "thieves" who after a heist gone wrong they end up with a body in the truck of a car and now they must cover their tracks and get rig of the item stolen before the police catches them. And that resumes all. i must be honest I hated this one. Why? the actors are very weak, with no talent whatsoever, the dialog is very poor, there is no action at all the whole movie takes place in a house. It's boring but luckily it's short so there is a chance that you will not fall asleep. Finally those teens doesn't seem that they can stole a bottle of juice from a supermarket and when you put that one of them is not able to handle a gun, i mean come on please is too unrealistic for me. The result of a director with no skills and a group of actors with no experience is only one: a sleeping pill. Good night!

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• Everything is good but...

  MoviesinmyRBC2018-01-20

  I've never seen a worst END of a movie in my whole life, The END ruined the whole movie