Frank Grillo

Election Year continues what was so good about Anarchy, in that it takes to the streets and revels in the violence and craziness

Election Year continues what was so good about Anarchy, in that it takes to the streets and revels in the violence and craziness

In an America (just a small nudge into the future) that’s plagued by crime and unemployment, society split into the haves and the haven’t-got-a-hopes, the right-wing totalitarian government have instituted...

Truth be told, I'm a huge fan of The Stath. He's the closest thing we have now to the type of fodder Clint Eastwood and Charles Bronson were churning out...

Ayler has quite the track record for films set on the streets of Los Angeles, especially concerning the LAPD.

If you're into betting and gambling then this effort might offer some mild interest to you. If however, you're not one who dabbles then there's precious little reward for you here.

"It's a thriller. It's a horror film. It's a character-driven drama of men struggling to survive," says producer Jules Daly of The Grey.

It’s revealed early on in this film that Tommy Conlan (Hardy) and his big brother Brendan (Edgerton) were separated at a young age. Tommy left to be with their ailing mother, while his big...

As a hurricane sweeps in, a group of middle class friends gather for a storm party in the basement of Daniel and Beth Sohapi’s home.

"It's a thriller. It's a horror film. It's a character-driven drama of men struggling to survive," says producer Jules Daly of The Grey.