Do you love the movie The Lucky Number Slevin? Do you love the movie 3000 Miles to Graceland? Do you love the movie Snatch, or Leon the Professional, or Kill Bill or Reservoir Dogs?!
What if I told you that there was one cinematic masterpiece that combined flavors from everyone one of those films into a single, schlocky, mediocre mess?
This week on The CineMEH Podcast, Josh and Ryan are breaking down Christian Slater's most iconic role: the straight-to-video masterpiece Guns, Girls and Gambling. A film that isn't quite sure if it is an homage, a satirical sendup, or an inspired standalone, it borrows elements from some of the greatest crime drama films of the 2000s, and assembles them into... well, this movie.
You may not remember it, you may not have even heard of it, but that's because
Guns, Girls and Gambling was released in 2012 and stars Christian Slater, Powers Boothe, Gary Oldman and Helena Mattson with appearances by Chris Kattan, Tony Cox, Anthony Brandon Wong and Dane Cook.
