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Straight to Hell Returns

(2010)

directed by Alex Cox, 91 minutes

Straight to Hell Returns, the American Comedy by Alex Cox

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STRAIGHT TO HELL RETURNS, directed by Alex Cox, is a new version of Cox's 1986 feature STRAIGHT TO HELL. Four hapless bank robbers bury their loot and attempt to hide out in a deserted desert town. But the town is not deserted. Feasting, song, sexual tension and inevitable deaths ensue. Featuring digitally improved violence and cruelty, six missing scenes and a new color design by cinematographer Tom Richmond. Norwood (Sy Richardson), Sims (Joe Strummer) and Willy (Dick Rude) are three black-suited killers-for-hire. Paid to murder one Mr Greenburg, they oversleep and miss their target. To escape the wrath of their employer, Mr Dade (Jim Jarmusch), they head for the desert, robbing a bank en route. Along for the ride is Norwood's bride, Velma (Courtney Love), pregnant with Norwood's child. When their car dies in a ravine, the robbers bury their money and head for a lonely town to hide out "till the heat blows down". A dead man in an overturned car greets them. Next morning, a horde of bandits, the McMahon clan (the Pogues), descends upon the town.

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1 user found this helpful Created about 1 year ago.

I thought this film was very good work.The best thing about it was you could,nt tell what it was classifed as Ithought it was a western at first.Then a car went by in the backround. I was laughing so hard after the cast began singing O,DANNY BOY.

1 user found this helpful Created over 1 year ago.

Saw this film when it came out back in the 80s. Have wanted to own it for years and noticed that it JUST came back out on DVD. Now, here it is again with some added scenes and digitally touched up in places.
It's a comedy, but one that you have to "get". Money, guns and coffee....
This has to be one of my Fave cult films of the 80s. It's a comedy, a western and an action pic with Joe Strummer (The Clash), The Pogues, Elvis Costello and more! Well worth a viewing!

Created about 1 year ago.

really cofucing, hard to keep who is who

Created 24 days ago.

I never figured out what was going on. A strange movie.

Created 8 months ago.

foooey

Created 10 months ago.

That was a wild n crazy one that was lol.

Created 11 months ago.

Highly stylized collision of noir and western. Nonsensical, but a fun ride.

Created about 1 year ago.

fun

Created about 1 year ago.

Interesting cast playing interesting characters. Weird film. Kind of a Mad Max meets Rocky Horror Picture Show?

Created over 1 year ago.

ITS PRETTY GOOD

Created over 1 year ago.

Great for what it is

Created about 2 years ago.

A lot of crazy fun. There's actually a plot, sort of, and then it literally gets blown to bits, like most of the characters. A wacky, edgy, low-budget noir-crime western that any film buff will love.