No Way Home (Gasoline Alley) (1996)

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6.8	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Buddy Giovinazzo

Starring (View all)

Tim Roth
Joey

James Russo
Tommy

Deborah Kara Unger
Lorraine

Joseph Ragno
Ralphie

Catherine Kellner
Denise

Saul Stein
Brick

Gareth Williams
Ken Tierno

Larry Romano
Carter

Written by

Buddy Giovinazzo
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Six years ago Joey's life changed totally. A shop owner who lay in a pool of blood claimed that Joey was the perpetrator. Now the time is served and Joey has scars on both his body and his soul. He is determined to never go back to prison. He seeks his elder brother Tommy who has begun dealing drugs and is now married to a beautiful blonde named Lorraine. She is at first sceptical about Joey staying there, but soon they develop a special relationship.

Release date: 1 September 1997

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" Date: 6/29/2021 Viewed: Blu-ray First Viewing Note: I love Combat Shock (1986) and I always wanted to see more movies from Buddy Giovinazzo for years. However, some of his later movies are hard to find. Fortunately, Severin Films released No Way Home on Blu-ray back in November, and my copy has been sitting on my shelf for a while now. After watching it for the first time, I really like it. No Way Home is a solid film in my opinion. While it's not as dark and gritty as Combat Shock, it's st"