Gasoline Alley (2022)
"In a town full of suspects, everyone has something to burn."
Theatrical Narrative & World
Jimmy Jayne (Devon Sawa) is a reformed ex-convict trying to live a quiet life running 'Gasoline Alley', an indie tattoo parlor in Los Angeles.
When a triple homicide of rising Hollywood starlets leaves Jimmy's personalized lighter at the crime scene, homicide detectives Bill Freeman (Bruce Willis) and Freddy Vargas (Luke Wilson) close in. To prove his innocence, Jimmy launches a rogue investigation into the city's corrupt power players.
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Production Details
| Production Studio | 308 Enterprises / Highland Film Group |
| Distribution | Saban Films / Paramount |
| Release Year | 2022 |
| Screenplay Writers | Tom Sierchio, Edward John Drake |
| Music Score | Scott Glasgow |
| Cinematography | Brandon Cox |
| Production Status | ● Official Theatrical Release |
Technical Specifications & Exhibition Standards
| Runtime | 1h 37m |
| Sound Mix Channels | DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, Dolby Digital |
| Aspect Ratio | 2.39:1 (Cinemascope) |
| Production Budget | $12,000,000 |
| Worldwide Box Office | $14.2 Million (VOD Top 5) |
| MPAA Classification | Rated R |
Stands as one of the final action films Bruce Willis starred in prior to his retirement.
Devon Sawa spent hours each morning applying custom neo-traditional tattoo makeup.
Filmed with anamorphic lenses to emulate classic 1970s neo-noir cinema.
"Devon Sawa brings raw grit and muscular charm. A stylish slice of modern B-movie noir."
"A neon-soaked thriller with great chemistry between Sawa, Willis, and Wilson."
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