Streets of Blood

I think this piece of crap pretty much ranks down there as the worst film in the history of cinema. Can't believe they had Sharon Stone and Val Kilmer participate in this for a paycheck. I guess they needed the money.... Full review

In a post Katrina New Orleans, law and order is not the rule. This movie chronicles the efforts of a basically good cop trying to free The streets of New Orleans from the drug dealers that are overrunning it. There are... Full review

I really liked this one. Surprisingly this movie could turn all it's disadvantages to a benefits. For example, movie is really cheap - hand camera and almost all shooting was made on real streets . And because of that it looks... Full review

In New Orleans after the Katrina, the partner of Detective Andy Devereaux (Val Kilmer) is found dead and he teams up with Stan Green (50 Cent) that becomes his new partner. During the investigations, am undercover DEA agent is murdered by... Full review

Yet another film made bad by horrible casting choices. Seriously, how can you expect to sellout movie theaters casting Val Kilmer and Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson as your lead roles? To be honest, when I first heard of about this film... Full review

I saw this movie because I was interested in the plot and the cast. The "dirty cops" premise is lately becoming an exploitation, to mind come "Training day", "Dark blue", "Narc", and "Dirty". Unfortunately all these are far superior than this... Full review

"Guy's like Andy and me, were all that stands between people like you and the end of the motherfucking world" strong movie, good ending! Didn't even know this was half a rapper flick but it did the job for a great... Full review

I wasn't excited about seeing this film at all,especially since they cast 50 cent who cannot act at all it was the same in righteous kill i couldn't take him seriously as an actor even though i did like get rich... Full review

A kindergarten cop thriller encrusted with insufferable New Orleans location accents, "Streets of Blood" proves....The camera also accentuates excruciating performance limitations from the usual suspects (Jackson has no business acting), with Stone and Kilmer looking as bored as can be..... ... Full Review

Fed up, Charles Winkler throws down his fist and shouts, "And it's gonna be a damn good film too! ... Full Review

For a man whose classic albums are jiving marvels of a New Orleans that may....On his legendary early albums (and frequently to this day in his live performances) Dr John serves up the laid back, good time funkiness New Orleans is known for-with relatively little adornment.....Ever since his debut album in 1969, Dr. John has been the best-known and most commercially successful champion of classic New Orleans music.....Sure, a song like Marie Laveau , from 2004's N'awlins -.... ... Full Review

this movie is pretty awful.....The film treats women abhorrently....he's stuck with some of the film's worst dialogue.....then the movie's terrible, shaky-cam footage actually makes the news footage look artistic.....It's one of those things that opens up with news footage of the Katrina disaster in New Orleans.... ... Full Review

Holy sweet Jesus dipped in molasses. OK, I had no freakin' idea that this film was going to kick quite this much behind. But knock your ass into your shoes is exactly what happens when you take a familiar title,... ... Full Article

Consider that ridiculous title. Though its poster and imdb entry eliminate the initial article, it appears onscreen as The Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans. ... Full Article

Nicolas Cage in "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans," First Look Studios, 2009 Envy me, because Werner Herzog's "The Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans" is more fun to write about than it is to watch, and it... ... Full Article

"Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans" (R): Werner Herzog's newest stars Nicolas Cage as a drug-addicted rogue detective dealing with life after Hurricane Katrina along with the prostitute he loves (Eva Mendes). ... Full Article

Movie Critic Alligators and iguanas stare in disbelief at the human reptiles in Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans , the most potent of Werner Herzog's one-two punches at TIFF '09. ... Full Article

It's no secret that Nicolas Cage has been going off the deep end of late. His performances have become increasingly unhinged and harebrained; you never know when the character he's playing will suddenly become apoplectic over something that seems --... ... Full Article