Bloodlines: Murder in the Family was released on March 1, 1993.

Bloodlines: Murder in the Family was directed by Paul Wendkos.

Bloodlines: Murder in the Family has a runtime of 3h 12m.

Bloodlines: Murder in the Family was produced by Sam Manners.

The aftermath of the notorious "Ninja Murders", aka "The Yom Kippur Murders", is dramatized by following Melody Woodman (Mimi Rogers). Her husband Stewart (Elliot Gould) is convicted of conspiring with his brother Neil (John Pleshette) to hit a hit on their parents, Vera and Gerald (Kim Hunter, Sam Wanamaker). The murders are backstory; this is a lightly-fictionalized account of Melody's travails after Stewart goes to prison. She loses her multi-million-dollar house, her dozens of fur coats, her jewelry, and her wealthy friends. She can't afford her three kids' private-school tuition anymore. Forced to move in with her mother and find a job, she demonstrates pluck and integrity as she deals with adapting to life as a wage earner.

The key characters in Bloodlines: Murder in the Family are Melody Woodman (Mimi Rogers), Stewart Woodman (Elliott Gould), Ben Guardino (Clancy Brown).

Bloodlines: Murder in the Family is rated Not Rated.

Bloodlines: Murder in the Family is a Drama, Crime, TV Movie film.

Bloodlines: Murder in the Family has an audience rating of 5.8 out of 10.