The White Orchid
The White Orchid

The White Orchid (2018)

5.5 ? Feb 01, 2018 1h 22m

Overview

A social services investigator helps a local sheriff solve the brutal murder of a beautiful blonde known only as The White Orchid.

Genres

Drama Thriller

Release Date

February 01, 2018

Rating

5.5 /10

Runtime

1h 22m

Official Trailer from YouTube

Olivia Thirlby

Olivia Thirlby

Claire

Jennifer Beals

Jennifer Beals

Vivian

Rachael Taylor

Rachael Taylor

Jessica

John Carroll Lynch

John Carroll Lynch

Sheriff Mann

Janina Gavankar

Janina Gavankar

Tina

Nichelle Nichols

Nichelle Nichols

Teresa

Raymond J. Barry

Raymond J. Barry

Caretaker

Brendan Sexton III

Brendan Sexton III

James

Michael Rodrick

Michael Rodrick

Dr Hardin

Jeff Marchelletta

Tony

Cris D'Annunzio

Cris D'Annunzio

Det Novak

Hayley Derryberry

Hayley Derryberry

Annie

Kim Kendall

Sylvia Hardin

Jana Gallagher

Jana Gallagher

Vivian's Assistant

Ashley Gianni

Sheriff Mann's Daughter

Ricardo Chacon

Ricardo Chacon

Sheriff's Deputy

Kelsey Siepser

Bianca

Alan Tafoya

Alan Tafoya

Investigator

Timo Chen

Timo Chen

Red Devil Guitarist

Dylan O'Harra

Red Devil Drummer

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GenerationofSwine

1.0/10

Jan 13, 2023

It starts off kind of slow and then never really picks up. But, the lead does a great job of appearing smug and not at all interested in actually showing up to work and acting. Her character is supposed to be shy, but really she looks bored. Very, very, very bored. But she manages to keep that look for the duration of the film. The good news is that I am sure that look of pure boredom matches the look on viewers faces

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Wuchak

3.0/10

Nov 02, 2025

**_Olivia Thirlby as a detective on the coast of central California_** This is considered neo-noir in the manner of De Palma, just not spiffed up in the blockbuster sense. It was inspired by the Elizabeth Smart murder case of 1947 (aka “The Black Dahlia”) but not based on it at all with the events taking place in 2014. The first 65 minutes work as a slow burn detective story with good mystery and a little sensuality, highlighted by Olivia’s unique beauty and the scenic locations of Morro Bay, which is located midway between Los Angeles and the Bay Area, the Humphrey Bogart Estate being a key site. The 2020 movie “The Invisible Man” was obviously influenced by this first hour. A nice addition is unexpected appearances by Jennifer Beals and Nichelle Nichols. Unfortunately, the climax is so contrived it enters “Why Sure!” territory. Worse, a softcore sapphic sequence is thrown in out of nowhere that is inorganic to the story and screams wannabe edgy. To add insult to injury, scenes of this make out session end up being the backdrop of the end credits. Get real. The version I saw runs 1 hour, 28 minutes. GRADE: D+

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