No Good Deed (2002) Access

Reviewers like Roger Ebert noted the film's "noir origins" and praised the chemistry in the unusual cello/piano scene between the leads.

Others found the mix of black comedy and psychodrama messy or poorly paced. No Good Deed (2002)

Police detective is searching for a runaway teenager as a favor to a friend. During his search, he accidentally stumbles into a hideout for a gang of bizarre criminals preparing for a major bank robbery. Reviewers like Roger Ebert noted the film's "noir

Moderate; includes psychological abuse and threats from a violent "psychopath" character. Sexuality: Contains partial nudity and one sex scene. Profanity: Includes uses of the "F-word" and a racist slur. ⭐ Critical Reception During his search, he accidentally stumbles into a

The 2002 film (also known as The House on Turk Street ) is a crime thriller directed by Bob Rafelson . It is based on a short story by Dashiell Hammett , the author of The Maltese Falcon . 🎬 Core Details Release Year: 2002 Director: Bob Rafelson Main Cast: Samuel L. Jackson as Jack Friar Milla Jovovich as Erin Stellan Skarsgård as Tyrone Doug Hutchison as Hoop Runtime: 1 hour 43 minutes 📖 Storyline

💡 Do not confuse this with the 2014 home-invasion thriller of the same name starring Idris Elba.