Blood Out (2011)

When big city detectives refuse to further investigate his kid brother's gang related murder, small town Sheriff Michael Spencer drops the badge and goes undercover to find his brother's killer and avenge his death.

Director:

Jason Hewitt

Writers:

Jason Hewitt, John A. O'Connell

Stars:

Luke Goss, Val Kilmer, 50 Cent

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Luke Goss	...	Michael Savion
Val Kilmer	...	Arturo
50 Cent	...	Detective Hardwick (as Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson)
Vinnie Jones	...	Zed
Tamer Hassan	...	Elias
AnnaLynne McCord	...	Anya
Ed Quinn	...	Anthony
Ryan Donowho	...	David Savion
Stephanie Honoré	...	Gloria (as Stephanie Honore)
Sam Medina	...	Squat
Shaun Grant	...	Billy
Bobby Lashley	...	Hector (as Franklin Roberto 'Bobby' Lashley)
Laura Bach	...	Donna
Michael Arata	...	Detective
Shanna Forrestall	...	Landlord

Storyline

David is a small-time hood in a big-time gang, killed for wanting out to marry his girlfriend. His older brother, Michael, a deputy sheriff in a meth-riddled town near Baltimore, leaves the force, gets a set of tattoos, and joins his brother's crew after claiming to be just out of prison and on the run. He proves his abilities, glad to wreak justice on other gangs and corrupt cops, and he may have a chance at revenge during a summit of North and South American drug traffickers. There are obstacles: a curious female lieutenant of a local thug, a federal investigation he may be stepping on, and the plight of his brother's pregnant girlfriend. Can he complete his mission?

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Plot Keywords:

brother | gang | sheriff | girlfriend | summit | 

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Taglines:

He's laying down the badge, to lay down the Law

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Genres:

Action

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for violence, pervasive language, sexuality/nudity and drug content

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

26 April 2011 (Canada)

Also Known As:

Ekdikisi me aima

Filming Locations:

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Films In Motion, Voodoo Production Services

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

When Zed is shooting through the roof with the Desert Eagle 50 caliber at Michael, after every shot the hammer is not cocked, it is a semi automatic pistol which means after each shot the slide recoils and cocks the hammer.

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Connections

Featured in Great Movie Mistakes III: Not in 3D (2011)

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Soundtracks

Bringing The Doom
Performed by: Citizen
Written by: Nik Frost & Trevor Armstrong
Published by: Lowfive Organization Music/BMI, Redline Audio/BMI & Fundamental AGS Publishing/BMI
Courtesy of Fundamental Music

User Reviews

A 50 Cent/Val Kilmer movie, with a total of 3 minutes of screen time with them total. That's not a bad thing, movie is. I say C-

What do you do when the law doesn't help? After his brother is brutally murdered Sheriff Spencer (Luke Goss) is let down by the people he hoped would help. Taking matters into his own hands he goes undercover in the gang that did it in order to get revenge. Looking at the cover it seems like another 50-cent/Val Kilmer movie, which makes you think twice about getting it. Vinnie Jones, Fiddy and Kilmer have a total screen time of about 2 minutes. Luke Goss is the main star of the movie. I was not expecting a lot being that I thought it as a 50 cent/Kilmer movie, although "Gun" was not as bad as I expected so I had a little more expectations for this one. This was a movie that started off flat and never improved. The acting wasn't as bad as I expected though. It was not terrible, but had all the drama and excitement of watching a dog play fetch, fun for a while then just sitting waiting for it to end. This is a movie that a lot of people will like, I just can't get into this kind of thing. I give it a C-.

Would I watch again? - No I wouldn't