"After Hours", by Martin Scorsese is one of his films that not many people have seen. It may not be on the level of his gangster epics, or the hubris downfall of the protagonist genre, but it falls very much in the vein of exploring New York City as his other film's have . After Hours, follows Paul a hapless computer writer who after responding to a woman's advances at a coffee shop, descends into a horrifying tale of death, deceit, paper mache, and robbery, as he tries to get home before he has to report to work in the morning.
