Lowlife 2017
"Blessed are the Meek"
Meet the desperate trio at the heart of *Lowlife (2017)*—a gritty, genre-blending thriller where desperation, crime, and the supernatural collide in explosive fashion.
Director: Ryan Prows
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Lowlife (2017) about?
*Lowlife* follows three desperate strangers whose paths cross when a shady organ-harvesting operation goes awry in Los Angeles. As violence erupts and trust crumbles, their once-separate lives collide in a desperate fight for survival. The film blends crime, horror, and dark comedy into a tense, unpredictable narrative.
Who directed Lowlife?
Ryan Prows directed *Lowlife (2017)*. Known for his work in independent cinema, Prows brings a raw, unfiltered style to the film's gritty urban landscape.
Who stars in Lowlife?
The film stars Nicki Micheaux, Mark Burnham, and Jon Oswald, with supporting turns from Ricardo Adam Zarate and Shaye Ogbonna.
Is Lowlife (2017) worth watching?
*Lowlife* is a bold, genre-defying thriller that rewards viewers seeking something edgy and original. While not for the faint of heart, its dark humor, strong performances, and unpredictable plot make it a standout in the crime-thriller space.
How long is Lowlife?
The runtime of *Lowlife* is 98 minutes.
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About Lowlife (2017) — A Crime Thriller Where Desperation Meets the Supernatural
Meet the desperate trio at the heart of *Lowlife (2017)*—a gritty, genre-blending thriller where desperation, crime, and the supernatural collide in explosive fashion. Directed by Ryan Prows, this neo-noir crime thriller weaves together the stories of an addict spiraling toward rock bottom, an ex-con trying to outrun his past, and a luchador whose masked persona hides a raw edge of violence. When a botched organ-harvesting scheme spirals into chaos, these three strangers find their fates brutally intertwined in a world where mercy is in short supply. True crime meets dark comedy and supernatural dread, *Lowlife* delivers a visceral ride through Los Angeles' underbelly, where every handshake could be a betrayal and every shadow hides a knife. Expect sharp performances, relentless tension, and a finale that lingers like a bad hangover.
Blending crime drama with horror and comedy, *Lowlife (2017)* refuses to stay in one lane. Prows crafts a story where survival is never guaranteed, and even the meekest characters are pushed to extremes. With a moody atmosphere and morally gray characters, this is a film for fans of unconventional thrillers that don't play by the rules.