Out of Courage 2: Out for Vengeance (1999)

A psychotic Russian terrorist bent on restoring communism to his mother land, sides with a vengeful Irish weapons dealer in the hope of stealing the blueprints for a nuclear satellite from ... See full summary »

Director:

Jeb Wilson

Writer:

Joe Manganiello

Stars:

Stephen Fletcher, Arik Luck, Joe Manganiello

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Stephen Fletcher	...	Brock Jacobs
Arik Luck	...	Garrison O'Malley
Joe Manganiello	...	Ruslan Zmeyev
Mary Kate Schellhardt	...	Gretchen Wilson
Gregory Lehane	...	President Joseph Wilson
Brian Hoffman	...	Officer Roy Brancewitz
Beth Crosby	...	Jennifer Peters
Kat Coiro	...	Aksana Volkova (as Katherine Cunningham-Eves)
Neal Dodson	...	Brent Korson
Daniel Kuhlman	...	Agent Dennis McAuley (as Dan Kuhlman)
Peter Wylie	...	Igor Magnitogorsk
Nick Alasania	...	Nikolai Akulov / Radio Voice
Nick Schutt	...	Dominic Mahan
Joe Guiliani	...	Roman Zubov
Trevor Horton	...	Volodya Anankov

Storyline

A psychotic Russian terrorist bent on restoring communism to his mother land, sides with a vengeful Irish weapons dealer in the hope of stealing the blueprints for a nuclear satellite from an unsuspecting American University. The future of the free world lies in the hands of a lowly campus fast food restaurant worker.

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Plot Keywords:

independent film

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Taglines:

Two Armies. One Man. No Room for Hesitation.

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Genres:

Action | Short

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

29 April 1999 (USA)

Also Known As:

OC2: Out for Vengeance

Filming Locations:

Carnegie Mellon University - 5000 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$10,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Filmmaking@CMU Productions, Jebco Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

28 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Garrison O'Malley: I'm gonna' see that university up in flames with me own eyes!

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Connections

References Die Hard (1988)

User Reviews

It kicked ass on my first date!

Although I missed this timeless masterpiece in first run and was only able to catch it on video, I was blown away by craftsmanship that went into every aspect of this film. From the inspired acting to the startlingly realistic special effects, this movie had me riveted to my seat from opening to closing credits. Under the guidance of Jeb Wilson this film combined striking cinematography with a score that stays with you right to the closing rock anthem written by Adam Waite. If you don't find this one at your local video store, pack up the kids and all your stuff into a U-Haul and get to a town where you CAN find it in the video store, because it is worth moving just to see this film.