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Streets

  • 1990
  • R
  • 1h 25min
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
5,7/10
940
TU PUNTUACIÓN
Streets (1990)
The story of runaways living in Venice, California, under the threat of a psychotic cop who is a serial killer of prostitutes.
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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe story of runaways living in Venice, California, under the threat of a psychotic cop who is a serial killer of prostitutes.The story of runaways living in Venice, California, under the threat of a psychotic cop who is a serial killer of prostitutes.The story of runaways living in Venice, California, under the threat of a psychotic cop who is a serial killer of prostitutes.

  • Dirección
    • Katt Shea
  • Guión
    • Andy Ruben
    • Katt Shea
  • Reparto principal
    • Christina Applegate
    • David Mendenhall
    • Eb Lottimer
  • Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro
  • PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
    5,7/10
    940
    TU PUNTUACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Katt Shea
    • Guión
      • Andy Ruben
      • Katt Shea
    • Reparto principal
      • Christina Applegate
      • David Mendenhall
      • Eb Lottimer
    • 14Reseñas de usuarios
    • 12Reseñas de críticos
  • Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro
  • Vídeos1

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    Trailer 2:02
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    Imágenes38

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    Reparto principal34

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    Christina Applegate
    Christina Applegate
    • Dawn
    David Mendenhall
    David Mendenhall
    • Sy
    Eb Lottimer
    Eb Lottimer
    • Lumley
    Jane Chung
    • Old Bag Woman
    Starr Andreeff
    • Policewoman on Horse
    Alexander Folk
    Alexander Folk
    • Bagley
    J Bartell
    • Officer #1
    • (as J. Bartell)
    Paul Ben-Victor
    Paul Ben-Victor
    • Officer #2
    Tom Ruben
    • Officer #3
    David Lawrence
    • Plumber
    Patrick Richwood
    Patrick Richwood
    • Bob
    Aron Eisenberg
    Aron Eisenberg
    • Roach
    Sheryl Bence
    • Punk Girl
    Kady Tran
    • Dawn's Blonde Roommate
    Julie Jay
    • Dawn's Tattooed Roommate
    Mel Castelo
    • Elf
    Jeni Anderson
    • Watch Girl
    • (as Jenni Anderson)
    Sam Goffredo
    • Man in Car
    • Dirección
      • Katt Shea
    • Guión
      • Andy Ruben
      • Katt Shea
    • Todo el reparto y equipo
    • Producción, taquilla y más en IMDbPro

    Reseñas de usuarios14

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    8saturasdemon

    Amazing Movie with Christina Applegate

    Finally I saw this movie and it is better than I imagined.

    Without spoiling anything be prepared for some violence and sad scenes. The cinematography is beautiful and fits the story.

    Don't miss on this film only because its a bit dated, its an "hidden gem" and could become some kind of early 90s cult classic if only more people would watch it.

    So if you ever have the opportunity, watch it.

    And I really hope this will be released sooner or later on DVD or Bluray (somebody make a petition).

    If you liked the movie please make your own review and rate ;-)
    4gregorik

    Obscure drama worth seeing for one reason

    And that one reason is Applegate's lead performance, of all things. This film is mostly typical late 80's Cali-based dramatic thriller fare, with its requisite abusive cops, rundown underpasses and throwaway dialogue.

    Or is it? Christina Applegate sticks out like a sore thumb with her deeply poignant performance as the teenage hooker lead. She has at least one memorable monologue detailing how she grew up in motel bathrooms all over town while her hooker mom conducted biz with her clients next room.

    She and her character honestly belong in a better film. Unfortunately, that film never materialized.
    6goya-4

    Underrated film about life on the street

    Christina Applegate stars in her movie debut as a runaway teen who can't read. She learns about life on the streets of Venice Beach..not as bad as it sounds.. Applegate does well and the story isnt half bad..the requisite prostitute killing cop kinda pushes it though... on a scale of one to ten..a 6
    10xeno47-2

    Compelling characters and gripping action!

    Christina Applegate stars as, Dawn, a heroine-addicted teen-prostitute fighting for survival on the streets of Venice, whose narrow escape from a psychotic cop (Ed Lottimer) armed with an explosive home-made gun and bent on raping and slaughtering runaways, initiates a bloody pursuit through the hardened world of homeless teens.

    After thwarting her attempted rape and murder, Dawn befriends Sy (David Mendenhall), a naive middle-class teen runaway and aspiring musician, who's chosen a temporary life on the streets for seemingly artistic inspiration. Dawn takes Sy under her wing and gives him a guided tour of her world, along the way their friendship of mutual dependence blossoms into youthful love.

    Dawn introduces Sy to an interesting array of characters. Most notably Bob (Patrick Richwood) a heroine dealer and eccentric metaphysical philosopher obsessed with the palindromic nature of his own name and its relation to his existence. Also look for a pre-Nog Aron Eisenberg for those Deep Space 9 fans, and 2nd Unit photography by Janusz Kaminski.

    "Streets" is a compelling look at the lives of the forgotten and abandon children forced into early adulthood combined competently with gripping psycho-killer action. The violence is superb Corman-esquire exploitation with a nice amount of gore, mostly due to the killer's use of a special gun capable of blasting material into oblivion. However one of the more violent executions is entirely off screen accompanied by a descriptively muffled bang.

    The performances are convincing and Katt Shea's direction is outstanding. There are many inventive sequences that utilize techniques that are often misused by others. There is a first-rate use of off screen sound and dialogue, especially Bob's rants, plus a gorgeous temporal ellipsis that brings the audience from one time to the next within the same space. When watching this I was struck how the image of the motorcycle cop hunting down the innocence of a child is something that we've assigned almost icon status to the villain in Terminator 2, however this film demonstrated that same notion of a symbol of protection and justice twisted into the complete opposite -and a couple years before James Cameron's version.

    This film is so underrated… why is it not on DVD???
    8Hey_Sweden

    A truly fine movie with an excellent lead performance.

    Director Katt Shea deserves a lot of credit for "Streets", a gritty, honest, heartfelt little movie that serves as more than mere exploitation, creating a hard hitting portrayal of runaway youth in Venice, California, personalizing the story by focusing on Dawn, played by TV star Christina Applegate in a wonderful, tour-de-force performance. Dawn is a heroin addicted, teenage prostitute attacked by a john, and who forms a friendship with a kid named Sy (David Mendenhall) who distracted the cop long enough for her to get away. The budding relationship between Dawn and Sy forms a solid basis for the rest of the movie, written by Shea and producer Andy Ruben, which devastatingly illustrates the kind of hard scrabble existence led by people like Dawn. Applegate delivers a performance that is alternately tough, feisty, sympathetic, kind, and vulnerable - but, most of all, it's believable. Mendenhall also does well as the nice guy who is new to the life being lived by Dawn and her contemporaries, who can't really identify with them as he is definitely not of their world. Enjoyable contributions are also made by Patrick Richwood as Bob, Aron Eisenberg as Roach, Mel Castelo as "Elf", and Alan Stock as Allen. This coming from Concorde, it's still exploitative enough for those watching who expect a certain degree of trash. Applegate does bare her breasts for a scene, but this particular scene is played for romance rather than just sex. And the ongoing subplot with the deranged john, a motorcycle cop named Lumley (played with convincing intensity by Eb Lottimer), is standard enough stuff, although the viewer may be taken aback by Lumley's home made weapon that metes out brutal punishment. The music score by Aaron Davis is supremely effective, as is the beautiful and haunting composition "Dawn's Theme" sung by Elizabeth "E.G." Daily. The use of the locations is excellent, and in general this is quite well made and stylish. Although mostly played (very) seriously, it's not without its humorous moments. Cameos are made by ladies who'd previously starred for director Shea: Kay Lenz ("Stripped to Kill") and Starr Andreeff ("Dance of the Damned"). This is genuinely potent stuff, right up to its riveting ending, and worth watching, both for Applegate fans interested in seeing her show off her dramatic chops earlier in her career and for exploitation film aficionados. It's too good to miss. Eight out of 10.

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      Since the sit-com Married with Children (1987) was a huge hit at the time, director Katt Shea was often asked why they didn't give this film a wide release to cash in on the popularity of Christina Applegate. Shea said that producer Roger Corman never gave his films a wide release. She also heard rumors that Fox, who produced Married, had contacted Corman warning him not to do it. They didn't want Applegate playing a homeless drug addict to tarnish her character on their show.
    • Citas

      Dawn: By the way, you can forget it - I don't do sex with friends.

    • Créditos adicionales
      Six characters from one scene are named "troglodyte".
    • Conexiones
      Features La galaxia del terror (1981)
    • Banda sonora
      Dawn's Theme
      Performed by Elizabeth Daily (as E.G. Daily)

      Music by Aaron Davis

      Lyrics by Andy Ruben

      Mixed by Jeff Mar

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    Detalles

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 19 de enero de 1990 (Estados Unidos)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
    • Idioma
      • Inglés
    • Títulos en diferentes países
      • Straßen des Schreckens
    • Localizaciones del rodaje
      • Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos
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    Taquilla

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    • Recaudación en Estados Unidos y Canadá
      • 1.510.053 US$
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • 86.708 US$
      • 21 ene 1990
    • Recaudación en todo el mundo
      • 1.510.053 US$
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    Especificaciones técnicas

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    • Duración
      • 1h 25min(85 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Mezcla de sonido
      • Dolby
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.78 : 1

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