Running Hot with Monica Carrico: DVD Cover

    Running Hot
    a.k.a. Highway to Hell, Lucky 13 Director: Mark Griffiths Cast: Monica Carrico, Eric Stoltz, Stuart Margolin, Virgil Frye

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    • DVD Release Date: 02/24/2009
    • Original Release: 1983
    • Sales Rank: 41,090

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    Brand new anamorphic transfer from the original camera negatives; Audio commentary by producer David Callaway and director/writer Mark Griffiths; Extensive still gallery; Alternate title

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    Scene Index

    Disc #1 -- Running Hot
    1. Opening [10:55]
    2. The Escape [5:36]
    3. The Meeting [6:07]
    4. Bad Timing [7:08]
    5. On the Run [7:16]
    6. Escape From the Brothel [10:46]
    7. Skinny Dip [13:47]
    8. Motel Revelation [6:08]
    9. Calling Me Sister [6:13]
    10. Boogie Down [7:27]
    11. Confrontation [4:16]
    12. End Credits [2:30]

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    Convicted of murdering his father, 17-year-old Eric Stoltz is sentenced to death. While in prison, Stoltz begins a pen-pal correspondence with fortysomething prostitute Monica Carrico. A long distance romance results, culminating in Carrico helping Stoltz escape from death row. When he finally makes it to the outside, it turns out that Stoltz was innocent all along-and a fat lot of good this does him. Best to ignore the haphazard plot of Running Hot and concentrate on the performances and the action highlights. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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