Homegrown Soundtrack

Synopsis: Life is good for Jack, Carter and Harlan, three inept ne'r-do-wells who help run master dope-grower Malcoms flourishing marijuana plantation somewhere in northern California. But then Malcom is suddenly bumped off by a mysterious assailant, after a moment of panic, the naive trio decide to take over the business themselves. However, their lazy days on the dope farm have ill prepared them for the high-stakes game of finding buyers for millions of dollars of contraband. As they plunge into a shadowy new world of duplicity, double-dealing and danger, they soon find that they have gotten in way, way over their heads. But driven on by increasing greed and paranoia, it's too late to back out.
Genre: Comedy, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Stephen Gyllenhaal
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
 
IMDB:
5.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
47%
R
Year:
1998
102 min
545 Views


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#SongDuration
1Book Of Rules3:51
2Burn4:10
3Electro Glide in Blue8:36
4GBH5:13
5Gone To Stay3:58
6Great Escape4:44
7Hold on to Me3:21
8I Smell A Rat1:36
9Pass The Dutchie2:59
10Smoke Two Joints4:46
11Stars3:17
12We Are Dumb1:55

Jacques Edeline

Jacques Edeline is a writer and actor, known for Split Gas (2014), Cut (2012) and Bar Noir (2012). more…

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