Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Vinnie Jones | ... | Vincent De La Cruz | |
Mischa Barton | ... | Lisa Thomas | |
Timothy Woodward Jr. | ... | Jaxon Stone | |
Danny Trejo | ... | Tattoo | |
Luke Goss | ... | Jake Tharseo | |
Erin Marie Hogan | ... | Amanda Torres | |
Said Faraj | ... | Salvadore | |
Basil Hoffman | ... | Judge Eller | |
Jerry G. Angelo | ... | Juan Torres | |
Sammy Durrani | ... | Selena Lopez | |
Isaac C. Singleton Jr. | ... | Spike | |
Matt Cinquanta | ... | Detective Pritchard | |
Zach Touchon | ... | Alberto Lopez | |
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Donald Martin | ... | Officer Tucker / Defendant #1 |
Geoff Browne | ... | Walter Metcalfe |
A young criminal defense attorney struggles with a homicide case that is not as cut and dry as it appears while battling a drinking habit. The story goes beyond the lives of those directly related to the case and shines a much needed spotlight on the horrific world of human trafficking in the United States. Written by Anonymous
Vinnie Jones goes beyond justice, beyond the pale and beyond the line of credulity in this bargain basement revenge stinker. Vinnie plays a father of no fixed accent who wants the kind of justices that real geezas mete out to bad slags who muck about wiv little kiddies. He is aided in his plot for mockney revenge by C movie staple Danny Trejo. His nemesis is half of Bros who wants to give 'im a right hander across the coupon, but Vinnie is aint 'aving none of it. Vinnie makes threats in his mota in his gaff and down the old rub a dub in a low budget straight to DVD stinker soon to be filling up the dump bins at Walmart. If you enjoy seeing eighties footballers 'act' with eighties boybands then this is the thing for you. However, if you have an IQ of 80 or higher you may find this twaddle insulting to your intelligence.