Life Is Hot in Cracktown2009
Life Is Hot in Cracktown (2009)
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Cast
as Marybeth
as Manny
as Romeo
as Sizemore
as Concetta
as Dixon
as Mommy
as Benny
as Betty McBain
as Sammy
as Chad Wesley
as Stacy

as Debbie

as Brazil

as Cremont
as Lou

as Fay

as Ceasar

as Melody

as Melody's Mom
as Willy
as Suzie
as Chas
as Guy From 4K

as Tiny Pinta

as Kenny Carter
as Ridley

as Mr. Rutherford
as Girl in Closet

as Joy

as Soby
as Terrance

as Marybeth's Father
as Becky

as Pepperton

as The Beret

as Dr. Clark

as Robber
as Junkie
as Cop #1

as Pregnant Woman at Party

as Customer
Critic Reviews for Life Is Hot in Cracktown
All Critics (6) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (3) | DVD (1)
While Giovinazzo's crude approach undercuts his occasional stab at gravitas, Cracktown's cast keeps things in the ballpark of relatable humanity.

One part Crash and one part Menace II Society.
There are no positive characters in Cracktown. No voice of reason; just the reality of dire circumstances, which cannot be tied up in a pretty Hollywood bow.
Aside from tremendous performances given by Washington and Rasuk, the bleakness in 'Cracktown' doesn't offer a solution that leaves a positive outlook on life.
About as credible as a middle school production of Death of a Salesman. The unspectacular storylines plod along, dragged down by lackluster performances and sloppy direction.
Life goes far past the boiling point for most of the characters in this hilariously overwrought ghetto soap opera from cult writer-director Buddy Giovinazzo.
Audience Reviews for Life Is Hot in Cracktown
This is garbage. There's no reason to follow the lives of a single character involved, they're all one-dimensional losers. The writer doesn't convey anything more than an outsider's glimpse into the subject matter. This movie relies on nothing more than shock value, and it's about as subtle as a sledgehammer. All that's on display is a bunch of idiots abusing themselves, children, women, and the elderly. This is void of any artistic value, avoid.
Super Reviewer
The great Buddy Giovinazzo returns after a painfully long hiatus with this fantastically titled masterpiece. It's as if Abel Ferrara and Robert Altman joined forces, only with that nihilistic Buddy touch. Each separate story is compelling with great performances all around (I especially like that Desmond Harrington kid. Great actor). The audience really cares about most of the characters, and knowing Buddy is writing their stories, truly fears for their safety. Highly recommended for those who love gritty, depressing and downbeat stories.
Super Reviewer
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