Big Trouble (1986)

Leonard Hoffman, an insurance salesman struggling financially, hopes to give his triplet sons a better future by sending them to Yale. Meanwhile, Blanche Rickey's wealthy husband has a heart condition and a habit of extravagant spending. Their lives intersect when Blanche, desperate for money, devises a dangerous plan to solve their financial problems – a murderous scheme with severe consequences. The film examines the darker side of people as they desperately seek financial security and personal fulfillment, even if it involves committing terrible acts.