

Riff Raff 2025
"Crime is a family affair."
Director Dito Montiel cranks up the holiday tension in *Riff Raff* (2025), a darkly comic crime drama where a retired hitman's quiet life explodes when his ex-wife and long-lost son suddenly show up on his doorstep with mobsters on their tails.
Director: Dito Montiel
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Riff Raff (2025) about?
*Riff Raff* follows a retired hitman whose quiet holiday plans are derailed when his ex-wife and son arrive unannounced, fleeing violent mobsters who still want them silenced. As the family scrambles to survive, old wounds reopen and loyalties are tested in this tense, darkly funny crime drama.
Who directed Riff Raff?
Riff Raff (2025) is directed by Dito Montiel, known for blending gritty realism with emotional storytelling in films like *A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints*.
Who stars in Riff Raff?
The film stars Jennifer Coolidge, Ed Harris, Gabrielle Union, Lewis Pullman, and Miles J. Harvey in a story of family, survival, and second chances.
Is Riff Raff (2025) worth watching?
With a blend of sharp humor and high-stakes tension, *Riff Raff* offers a fresh holiday twist on crime drama. Given the director's track record and a standout cast, it's likely to satisfy fans of both dark comedy and intense thrillers.
How long is Riff Raff?
Riff Raff (2025) runs for 103 minutes.
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About Riff Raff (2025) — A Hitman's Holiday Gone Horribly Wrong
Director Dito Montiel cranks up the holiday tension in *Riff Raff* (2025), a darkly comic crime drama where a retired hitman's quiet life explodes when his ex-wife and long-lost son suddenly show up on his doorstep with mobsters on their tails. The cozy Christmas setting clashes spectacularly with the brutal underworld they fled, turning a family reunion into a desperate game of cat and mouse. With sharp dialogue, razor-thin stakes, and a cast that's equal parts charming and dangerous, this film blends grit and humor into a holiday nobody saw coming.
Expect sharp performances from Jennifer Coolidge, Ed Harris, and Gabrielle Union, who bring layered depth to a story that drags family drama into the criminal underbelly. The tone shifts from warm to tense in a heartbeat, reflecting a holiday where no one's safe and no one stays hidden for long. It's a crime comedy with heart — and bullets.
Will your holiday be peaceful, or will you need a hitman's second chance?




