Kiss Me a Killer (1991)
Año de lanzamiento: 1991
Nación: United States
Alternative Title: Kiss Me a Killer - Tödliche Begierde, Erastes & dolofonoi, Kocsmadal
Director: Marcus DeLeon
Writer: Christopher Wooden, Marcus DeLeon
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: alcoholic husband, cheating wife, church confession, drifter, erotic thriller, ex stripper, female employer male employee sex, naked female breasts, neo noir, passionate sex, sex from behind, sex in church, sex scene, sexually dissatisfied wife, singer, single man seduces married woman, two men one woman love triangle, unhappy wife, wife lover relationship, wife plots to kill husband
Historia
Kiss Me a Killer follows an ex-convict named Tommy (Robert Beltran) who arrives at a dying nightclub in east Los Angeles. The club is owned by Carl (Guy Boyd), a drunkard, and run by his wife, Rose (Julie Carmen), a former stripper. Tommy becomes the new singer at the club, and as he spends more time with Rose, they begin an affair. Rose, unhappy in her marriage to Carl, persuades Tommy to kill her husband. The murder is planned meticulously, but it does not go exactly as intended.
Resumen
Kiss Me a Killer is a neo-noir thriller directed by Marcus DeLeon and released in 1991. Set in the seedy underbelly of east Los Angeles, the film explores themes of betrayal, desire, and the consequences of impulsive actions. It stars Robert Beltran as Tommy, an ex-convict with a troubled past, Julie Carmen as Rose, the wife of the nightclub owner, and Guy Boyd as Carl, the club's proprietor. The movie is centered around the tense relationship between these three characters and the deadly web they weave.
