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www.eonline.com - : The string of noirish flops just keeps on coming. Following 2 Days in the Valley and Touch, Keys to Tulsa is more than just the latest bomb: It looks like a Red Shoes Diaries crafted by a Tarantino wannabee. Poor Stoltz anchors the convoluted and contrived drama as a broke film critic who can't get a dime from his rich mother (a delectably piercing Moore), all the while being pursued by his over-sexed high school girlfriend (Crash's steamy Unger), her drug-dealing husband (Spader, looking like Elvis) and sundry-hot nymphets and gun-flailing psychos. The whole concoction has something to do with greed, revenge and a murder in a seedy hotel, but you'll barely notice as you're doused with enough T&A to make Joe Bob Briggs stand up and drool. Beyond the vigorous peep-show stylings, this Tulsa tale is a tall turkey. more...
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www.boxoffice.com - : Richter Boudreau (Eric Stoltz), a ne'er-do-well prodigal son, returns to his hometown of Tulsa to try for a fresh start with the help of his affluent high-society mother (Mary Tyler Moore), but instead discovers that you can't go home again--unless you want to hang out with your self-destructive loser friends and get entangled in a dangerous blackmail plot. more...
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