Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Kari Matchett | ... | Mary Reed | |
Robbie Amell | ... | Connor Reed | |
Penny Eizenga | ... | Receptionist | |
Lawrence Bayne | ... | Big Joe | |
Jai Jai Jones | ... | Travis | |
Alex Mallari Jr. | ... | Rainer | |
Shaun Benson | ... | Dixon | |
Sung Kang | ... | Park | |
Aaron Abrams | ... | Davis | |
Martin Roach | ... | Captain Milltown | |
Nneka Elliott | ... | Reporter | |
Matthew Gouveia | ... | Dave - Grocery Store Manager | |
Kevin Claydon | ... | Truck Passenger | |
Stephen Amell | ... | Garrett | |
Laysla De Oliveira | ... | Maddy |
In a world where people with "special" abilities are living in poverty, Conner Reed (Robbie Amell) is a powerful young man who is struggling to pay for his ailing mother's medical treatment. To earn money, he joins a lucrative criminal world led by Garrett (Stephen Amell), who works for a drug lord (Greg Bryk).
I will start out by saying that the movie is not great, but I can also say that it doesn't deserve as much flack as it's getting. A thing some have been talking about was that it doesn't add anything new and while it is true, I also don't think it needs to. The movie is enjoyable to watch and it definitely had potential. My complaint with this movie is with the characters. The characters have little to no development or depth. Again I want to restate that it's not a bad movie, at points, you can feel as if the characters could be real people and connect with them. However these moments are cliche and very few. At it's worst, the movie will throw ideas in the air and never come back to them. Special effects are very well done and don't let down. The plot was generic but still enjoyable. Overall, this movie is good for casual audiences and people that just wanna sit down and turn off their brain for an hour after a long day. If you want something with a lot more to offer than this then I wouldn't recommend watching this movie.