Ray Liotta Month — Happy Place — It Turns Out the Naming Rights! Membership Option Was For Real and Someone Is Now Five Hundred Bucks Poorer Presents Nat

Ray Liotta is Riveting as a Maniac Cop in the Eerily Prescient 1992 Thriller Unlawful Entry

Ray Liotta delivers one of his most magnetic performance in the 1992 hit Unlawful Entry, a thriller about a psychotic police officer who menaces a couple played by Kurt Russell and Madeline Stowe

Ray Liotta MonthNathan RabinJuly 19, 2022Ray Liotta, Madeline Stowe, Kurt Russell, Jonathan Kaplan, Dick Miller

Serial Killer Ray Liotta Fights a One-Sided War of Wills with Dim-Witted Flight Attendant Lauren Holly in the Gloriously Trashy 1997 Die Hard Knock Off Turbulence

Ray :Liotta Month continues with an amused look at the entertainingly lurid 1997 Die Hard/Passenger 57 knock-off Turbulence, which flopped at the theaters but was a big hit on video, spawning two sequels.

Ray Liotta MonthNathan RabinJuly 18, 2022Ray Liotta, Lauren Holly, Hector Elizando, Brendan Gleason

Ray Liotta is Compelling as Always, but the Otherwise Over-Achieving Street Kings 2: Motor City Is Let Down By a Wooden Screenplay

Ray Liotta picked up a paycheck as the name attraction in the 2011 direct to video sequel Street Kings 2: Motor City.

Ray Liotta MonthNathan RabinJuly 14, 2022Ray Liotta, Shawn Hatosy, Detroit, direct to video sequel

A Wild-Eyed and Sleep Deprived Ray Liotta is Addicted to Shooting Up Memories in John Dahl's Disappointing 1996 Science-Fiction Noir Unforgettable

Ray Liotta Month here at the Happy Place kicks off with a look at 1996’s stylish but confused Unforgettable, which brought director John Dahl’s hot streak (Kill Me Again, Red Rock West, The Last Seduction) to a screeching close.

Ray Liotta Month, My World Of FlopsNathan RabinJuly 12, 2022Ray Liotta, Linda Fiorentino, Peter Coyote, John Dahl

Ray Liotta Does Horrible Things With a Garden Hose in His Riveting Debut Performance in the 1983 Camp Classic The Lonely Lady

Ray Liotta Month kicks off with a mortified look at the actor’s screen debut as a lunatic who does unwholesome things to Pia Zadora with gardening equipment in the notorious 1983 flop The Lonely Lady.