Executive Bill Compton life unravels into murderous chaos after he kills his daughter's drug-dealing boyfriend and enters into a peculiar partnership with factory worker Joe, a veteran with racist fantasies of vigilante violence.
It's almost more of a movie that you can't look away from, than it's a movie you watch. I was surpised with how ballsy it was, especially through the eyes of someone who grew up on movies from forty years later.
Not sure that it's terribly re-watchable, but it sure is a fascinating. It's cool to see movie early into Susan Sarandon and Peter Boyle's career too.
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