Running Time

Carl is a career criminal who leaves prison early and wastes little time planning another robbery. What he has in mind is the laundry operation run inside the prison where he spent part of his sentence, and the money it generates for a corrupt warden. To pull it off he gathers a crew that includes a nervous addict, an incompetent safecracker and Patrick, the friend whose scheming landed Carl behind bars in the first place. Janie, his old girlfriend, is waiting on the outside, and whether the pair have a future together depends on how the job turns out.

Running Time is a 1997 American crime thriller directed by Josh Becker, who wrote the screenplay with Peter Choi and produced it with Jane Goe. Bruce Campbell leads the cast as Carl, with Jeremy Roberts as Patrick, Anita Barone as Janie, William Stanford Davis as Buzz, Gordon Jennison Noice as Donny and Art LaFleur as the warden. The film runs just seventy minutes.

On IMDb it holds a rating of 6.8 from around 1,900 votes, while on TMDB its rating is 5.7 from a much smaller pool of 42 votes. The wider sampling on IMDb and the narrower one on TMDB point to a modest but settled following rather than broad attention.