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Poison Arrows 2022

★ 4.04 votes95 min📅 2022-12-20

""It's darts, Jim, but not as we know it!""

Ex-convict Rocky Goldfingers steps back into the neon glow of the darts circuit after 15 years behind bars, convinced he can clear his name for the unsolved murder of his protégé.

Director: Simon Sprackling

Cast

Geoff Bell
Geoff Bell
Rocky Goldfingers
James Harkness
James Harkness
Terry McLean
Judith Roddy
Judith Roddy
Sarah Watts
Ben Gardner Gray
Ben Gardner Gray
Lewis J. Maitland
Carrie Hilton
Jojo Peters
Barry Hearn
Barry Hearn
Self
Martin Adams
Self
Trina Gulliver
Self
Tony O’Shea
Self
Ray Stubbs
Ray Stubbs
Self

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Poison Arrows (2022) about?

Former darts legend Rocky Goldfingers walks out of prison after 15 years, determined to clear his name in the death of his protégé and teammate. As he steps back into the competitive scene, Rocky uncovers new clues and uncovers old enemies, all while dodging both the law and the dartboard's deadly reputation.

Who directed Poison Arrows?

Poison Arrows was directed by Simon Sprackling, bringing a sharp comedic edge to the crime-drama tale.

Who stars in Poison Arrows?

The film features a standout cast including Geoff Bell, James Harkness, Judith Roddy, Ben Gardner Gray, and Carrie Hilton.

Is Poison Arrows (2022) worth watching?

With its breezy 95-minute runtime and genre-blending cocktail of crime and comedy, Poison Arrows is an easy pick for fans of character-driven capers. The mix of pub culture, darts nostalgia, and a satisfying twist makes it a solid late-night stream or download choice.

How long is Poison Arrows?

Poison Arrows runs for 95 minutes.

🎥 Trailer

Poison Arrows (2022) — A Dart-Tossing Crime Comedy with a Twist

Ex-convict Rocky Goldfingers steps back into the neon glow of the darts circuit after 15 years behind bars, convinced he can clear his name for the unsolved murder of his protégé. Directed by Simon Sprackling, Poison Arrows (2022) blends sharp-witted crime capers with the high-stakes tension of competitive throwing. A mix of dark comedy and underworld shenanigans, the film crackles with retro pub charm and a laddish sense of humor that never lets the dartboard's lethal nickname go too far.

With a cast led by Geoff Bell's grizzled Goldfingers, Judith Roddy as the no-nonsense investigator, and James Harkness as the ambitious replacement who may have had more to gain than anyone suspected, the story barrels forward like a well-thrown treble-20. Expect razor-sharp dialogue, a dash of darts nostalgia, and a plot twist that lands closer to the bullseye than you'd first guess.