Stagger (2009)

Set in the Suffolk rave culture as the film follows two gangs one from the London J1 crew as they battle with each other for the control of a new Bio-Drug, Stagger.

Director:

Paul T.T. Easter

Writers:

Paul T.T. Easter, Edward Robinson (additional material)

Stars:

Paul T.T. Easter, Earl Ling, Holly Mckeon

Cast

Credited cast:
Paul T.T. Easter	...	Jake
Earl Ling	...	Ratshat
Holly Mckeon	...	Emma
Kevin Wilkinson	...	MR Knight
Pete Morgan	...	Al
Chris McDermott	...	Stake
Mark Margason	...	Stud
Robert Turner	...	Tomo
Jim Ford	...	Mr. Brick J1 Crew
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Gavin Boast	...	Heavy
Terry Boast	...	The Minder
Tony Bywater	...	Jono
Andy Callaghan	...	Tribb - Gangster Member of J1 Crew
Steven Carr	...	Copper
Aaron Cone	...	Bob

Storyline

Jakes finds himself having to deal with all of it as well as the clash between rival gangs organizing illegal raves. An associate of Jake has combined a new Bio Drug that he nor any body else knows all of the odd side effects.

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Plot Keywords:

one word title | torture | gangster | drugs

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Genres:

Action | Crime | Horror | Sci-Fi

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Details

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

22 September 2009 (UK)

Filming Locations:

Suffolk, England, UK

Box Office

Budget:

£250 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Films UK

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Follows When You Owe You Pay (2008)

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Soundtracks

"BackBreaker Remix - Eltra Vie & Kodos"
Written by James Helder & Tom Wild
Produced by Nick Freeman

User Reviews

Realistic Performances

Gritty says everything but no punches are pulled in this dark Brit Gangster film.Films like this only come out every 10 years or so with realistic street cool performances from young fresh talent working on a small budget the film delivers in heaps with some blow you away scenes mixed with a awesome soundtrack cool car stunts i wonder how ever the guys behind it ever pulled it off. First timer Paul TT Easter ( JAKE STAG ) Excellent performance both dark and a very unbalanced a character as ever seen on screen. Dark and clearly able to dish out evil and torture on those who step on his turf never knowing what or where his complex persona with almost split personality will outburst into rage next or who he will dish it out to next at times very unsettling to watch. Kevin Wilkinson ( KNIGHT ) was excellent as a London Gangster trying to gain control over Stagger for the bigger London Scene. Also on top form ex Boxer Earl Ling ( Rat Shat ) as a used car sales man with some very nasty habits Holly McKeon was very good as ( Emma ) Jakes long time love interest i see faults with this film but it is one of the best indie gangster films to come out of the UK in many years. Read that Shane Meadows was a big influence on the director ( Paul TT Easter )and this can be seen in the clean flowing scenes which are almost like drama-doc in the way it,s shot with uncanny realism.