Mixed Blood

About This Movie

Mixed Blood is an interesting slice of urban life in '80s New York, directed by Paul Morrissey. The film dives deep into the gritty, chaotic world of Alphabet City, showcasing a raw and unfiltered representation of street culture. The performances, especially by the leads, bring a palpable tension to the narrative. There's a certain authenticity to the setting—abandoned buildings, the palpable sense of danger, and the desperation of the characters, all resonate. You can really feel the desperation and survival instincts at play. Morrissey’s direction has this unrefined energy, making it feel both immediate and unsettling. It's not about grand storytelling but rather a portrayal of a life lived on the edge.

Released by Vestron Video in 1984 on VHS. · Filmed on location in the gritty neighborhoods of NYC. · Features a soundtrack that reflects the street culture of the time. · Morrissey's unique direction adds a raw edge to the film.