Steam Justice
- Tagline
- When gears grind, justice dances to a disco beat.
- Description
- In a world where steam powers the streets and disco rules the night, 'Steam Justice' is a high-octane action movie that merges the gritty life of crime-fighting with the vibrant disco era. Annette Kellemon stars as a hard-boiled detective with a flair for fashion and a nose for justice. Alongside her, Audrey Henburn portrays a domestic dynamo whose care for her community turns her into an unlikely ally, while Edward Everest Horntortoise delivers a performance as the dapper police officer whose smooth moves are as effective in a shootout as they are on the dance floor. Directed with an optimistic twist by Michelangelo Antelope, 'Steam Justice' will have you believing that even in the thickest smog of corruption, the light of hope can still shine through to the beat of the '70s.
- MpaaRating
- R
- PopularityScore
- 9.10
- ReleaseDate
- 03/03/2022
- Genre
- Action
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
7.50
In an era thirsty for innovation, 'Steam Justice' arrives like a refreshing mist of creativity, blending the smoggy aesthetics of steampunk with the glittering zest of disco. Annette Kellemon crackles with electric charisma, delivering a performance as sharp as her detective's intuition, and as dazzling as the era's iconic fashion. Audrey Henburn's transformation from homebody to heroine is both heartwarming and inspiring, serving as an anthem for the unsung warriors of the everyday. Edward Everest Horntortoise's embodiment of debonair law enforcement brings a novel charm to the archetype of the movie cop. Director Michelangelo Antelope's optimistic lens is contagious, infusing a tale of crime-fighting with an irrepressible sense of hope and groove. While some may find the juxtaposition of genres disorienting, the film's spirited conviction in its own concept makes it hard not to catch the fever. 'Steam Justice' reminds us that sometimes, the most audacious combinations can yield the most entertaining results, and that the rhythm of justice can, indeed, jive with a disco beat.