Heat of Las Vegas

About This Movie

So, 'Heat of Las Vegas' is this gritty action piece from '98 that dives deep into the sleazy underbelly of the casino world. You’ve got a casino owner who’s just as ruthless as they come, hatching this wild counterfeit scheme—not just for profit but to keep his empire secure. His son, driven by some serious animosity, teams up with a down-and-out ex-FBI agent to take the casino down from the inside. The atmosphere feels heavy and tense, really captures that 90s vibe. The pacing keeps you on edge, and the performances are raw. It’s not groundbreaking, but it has a certain edge that makes it stand out. The practical effects add a nice touch to the action sequences too.

Gritty portrayal of casino life · Explores father-son conflict · Interesting blend of action and crime drama