Michael Fredianelli and Wild Dogs Productions started off 2020 with a bang giving us another tough and gritty crime movie in QUIET MURDERS. It's a gutsy (in more ways than one) thriller with a healthy amount of twists and turns and plenty of action. Far from predictable, the movie isn't bound to formula and takes hitmen flicks, thrillers about killers, and vigilante films and rolls them together into a tasty sushi roll. There's enough to go around to please fans of Michael Winner and Enzo G. Castellari as well as the most ardent appreciators of splatter and slasher fare. The movie boasts a strong international flavor (making use of colorful Mediterranean and San Francisco Bay Area locations), skillful effects (both of the digital and practical variety), and sprinkles just enough humor into the mix to keep it fun and entertaining. With QUIET MURDERS, Wild Dogs succeeds with one of their most consistent, well made, and sure to be re-watchable movies yet.
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