Kingdom of the Blind (1995)

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A veteran New York City detective's world is turned upside down when his estranged brother is suspected of murdering a powerful mob boss in this thriller starring Michael Biehn, William Petersen, and Leo Rossi. Al Scarano (Nick Vallelonga) is a Big Apple detective living the good life, but when a mobster named Tony C (Petersen) calls him to Little Italy late one night, Scarano's cozy self-contained universe slowly begins to unravel. It appears that Scarano's estranged brother Rudy was seen fleeing the scene of a high profile mafia hit, and before Tony C. sends his henchmen to find out the truth the hard way, he offers Scarano one chance to seek out his brother and get to the bottom of the matter. As Scarano's wife pleads with her conflicted husband to leave the past behind and start a new life, the detective must weigh the value of his own life against that of his troublesome bloodline. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Director(s):: Nick Vallelonga

Format(s):: DVD
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Theatrical Feature Running Time:: 99 mins

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Director(s):: Nick Vallelonga

Writer(s):: Nick Vallelonga

Producer(s):: Nick Vallelonga, James Quarter

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	E. Alan N.

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Don't be fooled by the jacket! There are some talented actors who make appearances in this movie, but they must have said their lines as a favor to Nick Vallelonga! The script was predictable and repetitive. Vallelonga cast himself as the hero, with Kristian Alfonso as his wife! I wouldn't have known that he was the same guy, but when this unrecognizable guy is making out with the hottie, I had to ask -- who is that? Surprise! He's the writer! Vallelonga's gotta be the luckiest guy on the planet for that score! This movie was poorly written and executed, as well as cliched and pretentious. I've seen better college projects! I didn't expect it to be great -- but William Petersen should be suing them for using his face on the jacket! ;o)

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