They say crime doesn’t pay. And in the case of Luger, the energy expended ends up costing the characters more than they bargained for. Instead of reaping a huge haul a la Ocean’s 11, sometimes sacrifices have to be made. And it’s worth noting that anything remotely resembling a happy ending is unlikely to be found here at Fantastic Fest. So enter Luger – a captivating and entertaining film on a number of levels. At first, it seems like a standard and solid throwback crime drama in present times. The opening sequence, set in a cafe no less, has all the earmarks of films in this genre. Then there’s the opening…