Credited cast: | |||
Omari Hardwick | ... | Omar 'Derwood' Scott | |
Theo Rossi | ... | Officer Dominic Reyes | |
Beau Knapp | ... | Officer Mike Randall | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Jahir Acosta | ... | Nadir |
Allius Barnes | ... | Jayden | |
Hunter Bodine | ... | Officer Dell | |
Wolfgang Bodison | ... | Captain Eugene Morris | |
Dominic Bogart | |||
Dylan James Boland | ... | Swat Operator | |
Serene Branson | ... | Reporter | |
Markina Brown | ... | News Anchor | |
James C. Burns | ... | Chief Russell Mosier | |
Vanessa Bell Calloway | ... | Bernice | |
Sierra Capri | ... | Kai | |
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Carl Collanus | ... | Police Officer |
A Marine veteran working as a school janitor tries to mend his relationship with his son after a divorce. When his son is killed by a police officer found innocent without standing trial, he takes matters into his own hands.
As I'm writing this review the rating is at a 4.3, that is absolutely ridiculous. I assume the lower ratings are from folks with deep seated issues. It's a unique movie style, and it captures you from the moment it starts. It has a gritty feel similar to a Menace To Society, Boyz in The Hood, or even Set It Off. Even if you don't like the subject matter, there is no way this movie is anything less than a 5 from the most critical reviewer. I've seen WAY worse movies with 6 and 7 ratings. This is a very well made movie and I'm only halfway through it, but had to come here to combat the low ratings which might discourage others from watching. When I initially seen the trailer it looked good, and it is just as good as the trailer depicts. Watch it, because it is powerful and poignant. It's almost a case study of sorts.