Above Photo: Movie Poster for Hard Kill (C) 2020 Vertical Entertainment
Greetings
valued Dan's Movie Report readers, a brand new action and science
fiction flick starring, Jesse Metcalfe, Bruce Willis, Natalie Eva
Marie entitled Hard Kill will be releasing on 8/28/2020. The Vertical
Entertainment film has “A team of mercenaries find themselves
racing the clock to stop a world-changing computer program from being
triggered “
Film Trailer
Hard
Kill--
Directed
By:
Matt
Eskandari
Screenplay
By
Joe
Russo & Chris LaMont
Story
By
Clayton
Haugen & Nikolai From
Hard Kill will be available on various platforms: digital, theater, and On Demand starting August 28th! Watch for more on Dan's Movie Report, your home for action and exclusives!
Above: Poster for Rogue Warfare (C) 2020 Saban Films
Greetings
valued Dan's Movie Report readers. On September 25th Saban
films unleashes a new film called Rogue Warfare: Death of a Nation
Synopsis:
Stephen Lang returns for the final chapter
in the action-packed trilogy. When an elite team of soldiers uncover
plans for a deadly bomb set to detonate in 36 hours, they must race
against time to find it and defeat their enemy once and for all.
Above Photo: Military Group prepares for a fight(L-R) Katie Keene as GalinaandBertrand-Xavier Corbi as Jaquesin the action film “ROGUE WARFARE: DEATH OF A NATION, a Saban Film's release (C) 2020 Saban Films
Starring
Will Yun Lee,
Jermaine Love, Rory Markham, Bertrand-Xavier Corbi, Katie Keene,
Fernando Chien, Gina Decesare, Michael Blalock, Mike Mckee, Essam
Ferris, with Chris Mulkey and Stephen Lang As “The President”
Directed
By
Mike
Gunther
Screenplay
By
Michael J. Day
Above Photo: Essam Ferris as Supreme Leader in the action film “ROGUE WARFARE: DEATH OF A NATION, (C) 2020 Saban Films
Greetings
valued Dan's Movie Report and Action-Flix.com readers. Get ready for
a bit of insanity from across the pond with 'Tribal Get Out Alive'
This great film from Evolutionary films is currently out in the
U.S.A. And hits the U.K. shores next week! Producer/Actress Zara
Phythian was telling me about it and actually even as proud of it as
she was, I had to see for myself. After a second full watch through,
I will make a bold statement, Tribal: Get Out Alive is one of my top
films for 2020! The film gets it right in so many categories. Prior
to starting this review, a small plot outline is a bail bonds company
is tasked with assisting to clear a house with the eclectic new owner
who wants to sell it and not allow homeless to reside there.
'Tribal'
(which I will now refer to it in this review) actually opens up with
the bail bonds team sent in to break up a drug deal and the film
establishes that Zara's character suffers from PTSD. By doing this,
'Tribal' establishes who these characters are and what there jobs are
rather than just dropping in on a raid or something like that. Even a
few moments spent getting the audience acclimated to the characters
is great.
Another
very high level aspect of 'Tribal' is the clarity of the film, from
the drone footage to inside a dark room, everything is clear and easy
to see, the audience is brought into the action and made to feel like
a part of the story rather than a spectator. Even the darkest rooms
in the underground tunnel area under the home are well lit and
framed, you see scope at times and in other scenes you purposely feel
claustrophobic.
'Tribal'
is a merging of film genre between action, thriller and even horror.
What is cool is it works on ALL level, the action is fast and hard
and well framed, NO shaky camera. Director Matt Routledge really
knocked it out of the park. There are several types of fights,
multiple attackers and some one on one, the distance of the camera is
perfect. The audience is brought in to the action close but not so
close you cannot see the background.
Another
aspect of the 'Tribal' even though it is an indie with a small budget
it feels bigger, I normally hate comparisons, but earlier this year,
'I am Vengeance: Retaliation' came out, I really wanted to like it,
but with very little plot, rather pointless dialogue, filmed shakily
and very dark. Both films are under the Evolutionary Films banner. Yes the subject matter is a bit different but both are action in some sense
The
focal point of Tribal is the mysterious house, the contents and
people inside, what is hidden, what secrets, who are the bad people
who are the good? Ha well I refuse to spoil, just watch people
fight, people die, the number of machetes is higher than a dozen! As
simple as it sounds there are a couple of interesting side plots and
possible development into a series of movies.
Overall
'Tribal' represents hard work and sweat, detail oriented post
production, solid acting and musical scoring, the film really surprised me, it is amazing! 'Tribal Get
Out Alive' rates an top of the heap 9 out of 10, it is really
entertaining and has repeat watch-ability and a must own!
I
recently spoke to lead actress and producer Zara, watch for her
interview coming shortly and an autographed photo contest later in
2020! All exclusive, all the time on Dan's Movie Report!
