Directed by:
Gonzalo López-GallegoScreenplay:
Nils LyewCinematography:
José David MonteroComposer:
Juan NavazoCast:
Patrick Wilson, Ian McShane, Lynn Collins, John Leguizamo, Jim Belushi, Michael Flynn, Karli Hall, Yolanda Wood, Dave Bresnahan, Heather Beers, John Forker (more)VOD (1)
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An ageing retired sheriff (Ian McShane) with violent tendencies and his young replacement with a dark past (Patrick Wilson) must join forces to protect the residents of their town and investigate the source of a botched Mexican arms deal that leaves several dead and a bag of money missing. As the story twists and turns, a mysterious and vicious cartel hit man (John Leguizamo) arrives in search of the missing loot, systematically eliminating anyone who crosses his path. After discovering that the new sheriff’s girlfriend is on the hit man’s list, the lawmen must abandon their law enforcement ideals in order to even the playing field. (Eagle Entertainment)
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I like that it's quite a gritty film where those blows really do hurt. The story is not surprising in any way, but it is interesting in how gritty it is. I also like the cast, with Patrick Wilson being one of my favorite actors. The role of sheriff suited him. Moreover, Ian McShane perfectly complements him, but it's John Leguizamo who really brings the darkness to the table.
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A fine B-movie thriller from a decent director, Gonzalo López-Gallego, who I think is better in horror. On the plus side, the casting features a likable Patrick Wilson, Ian McShane playing an old alkie, and a solid bad guy in John Leguizamo. There’s a brutal scene here and there and a nice Western feel, but all in all an average film in every respect both in terms of story and action. It's okay to watch, though. 60%.
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