Who Do I Gotta Kill? (1994)

User Rating:

3.8/10   

Director:

Frank Rainone

Writers:

James Lorinz (writer)
Frank Rainone (writer)

Genre:

Comedy

Tagline:

Who says crime doesn't pay?

Plot:

A struggling writer takes a job with the mob to make ends meet.

Plot Keywords:

Question Mark In Title | Question In Title | Punctuation In Title | Mafia | Independent Film

Cast

James Lorinz	...	Jimmy Corona
Tony Darrow	...	Tony Bando
John Costelloe	...	Billy "Bink-Bink" Borelli
Vincent Pastore	...	Aldo "Birdman" Badamo (as Vinny Pastore)
Frank Gio	...	Frankie "The Fixer" Giachetti
Richard Bright	...	Belcher
Sandra Bullock	...	Lori
Stephen Lee	...	Bobby Blitzer
Gemma Nanni	...	Angie Giachetti
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Frank Aquilino	...	Joey "Clams" Tantillo (as Frank 'Butch the Hat' Aquilino)
Mario Augusta	...	Priest
Steve Buscemi
Mario Cantone	...	Rico
Frankie Cee	...	Franco
John 'Cha Cha' Ciarcia	...	Marty "No-Neck" Scalia (as ChaCha Ciarcia)
Sandy Colosimo	...	Agency Receptionist
Roy Frumkes	...	Publisher
Louis Giovannetti	...	Dick
Anthony Michael Hall	...	Jimmy's Friend Kevin Friedland
Mary Lynn Hetsko	...	Nurse
Frances Levy	...	Woman Negotiating
Lee Anne Linfante	...	Tina
Johnny Lorinz	...	Detective
Michael Luciano	...	Leary
Arthur J. Nascarella	...	Distraught Wiseguy (as Arthur Nascarella)
Lori Rachal	...	Jogger
Ted Sorel	...	George Stelloris
Nicholas Spina	...	Water Department Inspector
Irma St. Paule	...	Woman with Knitting Needle
Suze Trevithick	...	Girl at George's Bar
Victor Triola	...	Exiting Patron
Vickie Weinstein	...	Publisher's Secretary
Nellie Zastawna	...	Bingo Winner

Also Known As:

Me and the Mob

Runtime:

UK:84 min (DVD version) | USA:86 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

UK:15

Company:

RSVP Productions

Soundtrack:

Little Angel

A movie Sandra Bullock may want to forget!

Now I am not going to dog this movie all the way because being the little indie film it is, it entertained me. Though Bullock's role is very little and her only two scenes are dealing with sex, she still made the screen light up when she appeared. The acting isn't top quality and the director could have done better, but if you want to see it go right ahead. It's a crime comedy, reminding me of an indie 'Analyze This' type, but its main category should be drama. It was boring in some parts and you might not want to watch the whole movie in one sitting. Over all, I say it was a good movie to help Bullock on her way, but if she wasn't in it, I might have never bought the movie.