“Riff Raff” is a solid crime comedy with unusual wiring. There’s no heist, no bag of money or suitcase of drugs. Instead, the director, Dito Montiel, puts the focus on three clashing families finagling to ensure their loved ones survive a very violent New Year’s Eve.

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J ust two mainstream movies opened nationwide at the previous weekend's box office, with Dito Montiel's Riff Raff and Alex Parkinson's Last Breath making their big-screen bow. How

The term “riff-raff” refers to “disreputable or undesirable people,” according to the Oxford Dictionary, and Ditto Montiel’s latest film cannot be accused of

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For a movie set during the holiday season, it’s almost shocking how little Montiel takes advantage of this backdrop, which could have provided a nice juxtaposition to the crime-comedy he’s steering. Same thing goes for the tale’s Maine setting—there isn’t enough specificity in the film’s locations and production design that makes “Riff Raff” feel like a lived-in New England picture.

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Here’s what to know about where to watch the Riff Raff movie, and when we expect to see Riff Raff streaming on digital platforms. For now, Riff Raff will only be available to watch in a movie theater,

The dark mayhem spun up by this crime comedy might seem a little familiar.

After all, it has an all-star cast featuring the likes of Bill Murray, Ed Harris, Jennifer Coolidge, Gabrielle Union, Lewis Pullman (Bill’s kid) and Pete Davidson. Surely, no one would dare put these shining stars in such a horribly, disturbing film that’s as awkward as it is humorless. Director Dito Montiel would… and did.