The Package (2013)

A courier for a local crime lord must deliver a mysterious package while being chased by a horde of unusual gangsters.

Director:

Jesse V. Johnson

Writer:

Derek Kolstad

Stars:

Steve Austin, Dolph Lundgren, Eric Keenleyside

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Steve Austin	...	Tommy Wick
Dolph Lundgren	...	The German
Eric Keenleyside	...	Big Doug
Mike Dopud	...	Julio
John Novak	...	Nicholas
Kristen Kerr	...	Darla
Darren Shahlavi	...	Devon
Paul Wu	...	Dosan
Lochlyn Munro	...	Eddie
Mark Gibbon	...	Jake
Peter Bryant	...	Ralph
Monique Ganderton	...	Monique
Michael Daingerfield	...	Anthony
Jerry Trimble	...	Carl
Patrick Sabongui	...	Luis

Storyline

All Tommy Wick has to do is deliver a "Package" to a rival crime lord, nicknamed 'The German'. It seems like a routine job, until another gang tries to hijack the precious cargo and Tommy has to fight every inch of the way to deliver it safely. The problem is, the "Package" isn't what Tommy was led to believe, and now he's in even deeper than he ever thought possible.

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Plot Keywords:

crime lord | gangster | fight | courier | tommy gun | 

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Taglines:

Vengeance delivered.

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Genres:

Action | Crime | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for strong violence throughout

Details

Official Sites:

Anchor Bay Entertainment [United States] Caliber Media Company [United States]

Country:

USA Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

9 February 2013 (Japan)

Also Known As:

Entrega Explosiva

Filming Locations:

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Box Office

Opening Weekend USA:

$1,095, 17 February 2013, Limited Release

Gross USA:

$1,469, 21 February 2013

Company Credits

Production Co:

Motion Picture Corporation of America (MPCA), Anchor Bay Films, Caliber Media Company

Technical Specs

Runtime:

95 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1 / (high definition)

Did You Know?

Trivia

Released theatrically in Los Angeles (limited engagement), Japan and South Korea.

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Goofs

When Tommy is fighting in the garage just after the car flips over, a guy in a van gets s dirty great machine gun out of the back of the van! It's belt fed, you clearly see the belt has nearly expired when hundreds more bullets come and the belt gets longer!!.

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Soundtracks

Flower Girl
Performed by Pilgrim
Courtesy of Little Gentleman Music / Tennessee Grace Music / Heidi Huber Music / Jean Pellerin Music

User Reviews

This is one of Stone Cold's better STD films. Dolph Lundgren steals the show

This is pretty average as far as films are concerned, but considering how terrible a few of Austin's STD films are, this is high praise. I'm a huge Stone Cold Steve Austin fan. Despite that he has nothing to work with a lot of the time, with these STD movies I always check them out when they are released. This one actually has some decent character development. Steve Austin does what he does best, play an anti hero, only without the rattlesnake persona. He's not quite ready to take on such a mysterious role, but he doesn't embarrass himself either. He definitely has presence, and commands your attention at all times. With better scripts, and more experience, Steve Austin can unequivocally be a top action star in Hollywood. He's not the greatest WWE superstar of all time for nothing. It's actually Dolph Lundgren who steals the show. His dark sense of humor was a hoot, and he hammed it up big time. Lundgren has really improved over the years with his acting, and he clearly relishes the villain role. I enjoyed him a lot. I wouldn't say this was filled with action, but it has just enough to keep your attention. For a STD film, it's not too shabby. Never something I'll watch again, but Stone Cold is on the right track

5.2/10