Six Ways to Sunday

Item: Six Ways to Sunday
Rating: 8
Author: Christopher Null

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"Excellent"

Six Ways to Sunday Review

By Christopher Null

"A boy's best friend is his mother." Norman Bates is better known for echoing this sentiment, but Norman Reedus's Harry Odum is the one who gets to live it. Perfectly cast as the son of Debbie Harry's overpowering and controlling mother, Harry discovers a faculty for abuse and killing that leads him to join the local mob as a hitman. His escapades go from bizarre to down right hysterical, notably involving Elina Löwensohn as a mob boss's maid with whom he falls in love. Based on the book Portrait of a Young Man Drowning.

Facts and Figures

Year: 1999

Run time: 97 mins

In Theaters: Friday 5th March 1999

Distributed by: Ardustry Home Entertainment

Reviews

Contactmusic.com: 4 / 5

Rotten Tomatoes: 36%
Fresh: 4 Rotten: 7

IMDB: 6.4 / 10

Cast & Crew

Director: Adam Bernstein

Producer: Adam Bernstein, David Collins, Michael Naughton

Screenwriter: Adam Bernstein, Marc Gerald

Starring: Norman Reedus as Harry Odum, Debbie Harry as Kate Odum, Adrien Brody as Arnie Finklestein, Paul D'Amato as Fishetti, Holter Graham as Madden, Peter Appel as Abie Pinkwise, Kathy Lee Hart as Waitress, Paul Lazar as Hyman, Eugene Leong as Chinese Man, Clark Gregg as Benjamin Taft, Isaac Hayes as Bill Bennet, Steve Itkin as Rudolph Sax, Elina Löwensohn as Iris, Jerry Adler as Louis Varga, Anna Marie Wieder as Madame Royce