Title:
Play Murder for Me
Released: 1990
Genre: Thriller
Runtime: 80 min
Country: USA /
Argentina
Language: English
Tagline:
He made her sing, she made him die
Plot
Summary: Paul Slater, a down and out saxophone
player, runs into his former lover at his nightclub
in Buenos Aires. Tricia seduces Paul into helping
her kill her wealthy underworld husband. Paul is now
trapped between love and the law in a gripping noir
ending.
Comments:
Most of the characters in "Play Murder For Me"
are pretty seedy and unsympathetic, namely the two
male leads: Paul, an alcoholic has-been, and Fred,
a paranoid rapist. Tricia I didn't really have a problem
with, but the thing that bothered me the most was
her out-of-character reaction when her handicapped
husband rapes her. The scene was totally unbelievable,
almost laughable if it weren't so abusive. Sure, the
guy's built for his age, but Tricia is no weakling
either. She could have held her own (which is seen
at the ending) if they'd kept to her character. The
ending's not too surprising either, seeing how they've
given a really big "clue" in the tagline.
But if you're looking for an adequate B-grade erotic
thriller with a jazz theme, then "Play Murder
For Me" certainly delivers--sex/nudity, murder,
music, and all.
Cast
overview:
Jack Wagner .... Paul Slater
Tracy Scoggins .... Tricia Merritt
William Burns .... Fred Merritt
Ivory Ocean .... Lou Venable
Rodolfo Ranni .... Stanislav Gregorius
Gerardo Romano .... Alejandro Molina
Jorge Rivera López .... Victor Silberman
Francisco Cocuzza .... A.J. Krieger
Maurice Jouvet .... Patrick
Manuel Vicente .... Phil Mendoza
Marcos Woinsky .... Sound & Fury Manager
Selva Mayo .... Gregorius' Mistress
Norma Ibarra .... Concierge
Alejandra Sylvain .... Stripper
Ricardo Ibarlin .... Bartender
Movie
scenes preview:
Scene #1
Scene
Description:
A fully
nude Tracy Scoggins riding a man slowly.
featured
actress:
