36 Hours to Die

About This Movie

36 Hours to Die is an interesting piece from the late '90s, starring Treat Williams as a brewery owner caught in the crosshairs of some not-so-friendly gangsters. The film really leans into that tense atmosphere, blending crime and thriller elements seamlessly. There’s this raw, gritty feel in the pacing that keeps you somewhat on edge, as you watch him and his family navigate threats. Carroll O'Connor adds a solid touch with his seasoned performance, while Kim Cattrall brings a unique strength to her role. It's not the most polished production, but the practical effects and the down-to-earth performances give it a distinct charm. It’s definitely got that classic TV movie vibe that collectors appreciate, especially for its exploration of family loyalty and resilience.

Features solid performances from Treat Williams and Carroll O'Connor. · Captures the atmosphere of late '90s TV movies well. · Themes of family loyalty and courage against crime.