This low budget film sits between a cheap genre B-movie, like a Nu-Image or PM Entertainment flick and a genuine 90s indie film with art-house sensibilities. Its flawed, has gaping holes in plot, logic and occasionally poor audio ... Yet overcomes much of this with its mixture of earnest morality tale message and decent style and aesthetic. Its not a Micky Rourke film, but he is well cast as a supporting character. It is cheaply made, but has enough energy, camera movements, stylistic touches and memorable characters to make this worth viewing. Its a nice random DVD-pick-up or late-night viewing.
Review of Out in Fifty
