How to Make a Killing: Dark Comedy Thriller

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A new thriller called, How to Make a Killing, Just Hit Cinemas, starring Glenn Powell as Beckett Redfellow.

The story follows a young man driven to a limony seven family members blocking his path to a massive fortune.

It kicks off with him confessing on death row, pulling you right into his twisted journey.

Beckett's motivation stems from his tough upbringing.

His mother was cut off by her wealthy family after getting involved with a poor musician.

She raised him alone after his father died, always pushing him to reclaim what he saw as his

rightful inheritance. When she passed away during his teenage years, he showed up at the family

mansion hoping for help, but they turned him away cold. That rejection lit the fuse for his scheme,

turning resentment into a calculated plan. The film draws inspiration from the 1949 classic

Kind Hearts and Coronets based on a 1907 novel and even a recent Broadway musical adaptation.

Shot in South Africa, it nails the look of upscale New York settings without a hitch.

Critics are raving with five out of five star reviews calling Powell's mix of charm and

menace perfect. If dark comedies about greed and revenge sound fun, catch it now while it's

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