32-year-old Elizabeth Cotter has dedicated her life to working as a stuntwoman, but has not yet acquired a solid track record. She mainly honed her craft in short films, which did not stop her from “dropping in” on a Hollywood project – a science fiction film "Perspective" (2018) starring Pedro Pascal.
Thriller called "Burn everything" (Burn It All) writer and director Brady Hall (“The Horror Story”, “7 Witches”) will present the audience with Cotter in the title role.
Synopsis: broken by a difficult fate, the main character returns to her hometown to bury her mother. She immediately encounters a brutal organ smuggling group. Thinking that they had removed the only witness, the criminals only fueled the woman’s rage.
Besides Elizabeth Cotter, the cast of the thriller is filled with: Ryan Postell ("Chicago is on fire") Elena Flory-Barnes ("Mode: fight"), Greg Michaels (“The 13th Warrior”) and other actors.
Distribution company vertical entertainment will send the film to Video on Demand services 19 February 2021 year.
About the British military action film "400 bullets" director and screenwriter Tom Peyton (“Bunker”, “Staircase”, “Reboot”) we have already mentioned, finding out about the new projects of the talented martial arts practitioner, stuntman, actor and action director Jean-Paul Lee.
The action film is about Gurkha soldier Rana Ray, who was left to guard a British checkpoint in one of the hot spots in Afghanistan. One night, Captain Noah Brandt arrives there, hunted by a group of mercenaries and well-armed Taliban. Two soldiers must survive this night with their lives intact.
Jean-Paul Ly (“Prison Break,” “I Am Vengeance 2”) shared screen time with Andrew Lee Potts (TV series “Dracula”), and they are accompanied by: Jim Warren ("The Sword of King Arthur") Adele Oni (The Witcher series), Wayne Anthony Gordon (“007: Skyfall coordinates”) and others.
Company shout! Studios will release the film directly on DVD, Blu-ray and online cinemas 2 March 2021 year. In the meantime, you can watch the trailer.
Canadian director Alain Desrochers known to visitors of our site for a very good action movie "Security guard" (2016) starring Antonio Banderas.
That same year, Desrochers directed an action film called "Nitro Rush" (Nitro Rush). The film was a continuation of Alain's feature-length directorial debut "Nitro" (2007) starring actor Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge. The sequel had an extremely limited release, went to several film festivals and was shelved until the distribution company Breaking Glass Pictures did not acquire the rights to release the film in North America and Europe.
The story will once again revolve around the fearless Max, who is serving time for his involvement in the murder of a policeman. But when the main character learns that his 17-year-old son Theo has been recruited by a criminal organization led by the dangerous Daphne, Max escapes from prison. Once free, he realizes that Daphne, with the help of gifted teenagers, is going to commit a daring robbery, but Theo and his friend Charlie refuse to leave the organization. Then Max has no choice but to take part in the robbery, protecting his son.
Returned to the leading role again Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge (“Robbery”, “Cry of the Beast”), the rest of the ensemble includes: Antoine Desrochers ("It's just the end of the world") Madeleine Peloquin ("The Diary of an Old Man") Andreas Apergis (“X-Men: Days of Future Past”) and others.
"Nitro Rush" will be released on DVD and VoD services 2 March 2021 year.
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Tags: 400 Bullets, Burn It All, Nitro Rush, Adele Oni, Alain Desrochers, Andreas Apergis, Antoine Desrochers, Brady Hall, Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge, Jim Warren, Elena Flory-Barnes, Jean-Paul Ly, Madeleine Peloquin, Ryan Postell, Tom Peyton, Wayne Anthony Gordon, Elizabeth Cotter, Andrew Lee Potts
Tags: 400 Bullets, Burn It All, Nitro Rush, Adele Oni, Alain Desrochers, Andreas Apergis, Antoine Desrochers, Brady Hall, Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge, Jim Warren, Elena Flory-Barnes, Jean-Paul Ly, Madeleine Peloquin, Ryan Postell, Tom Peyton, Wayne Anthony Gordon, Elizabeth Cotter, Andrew Lee Potts
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The film is not bad, but the recent "City Hungter" is better in terms of action.
To be honest, there is no particular principle... when there is more time, an “old man” is added, when there is less time...
Not a bad idea. But I don’t understand something, on what basis are profiles added? And legends...