Directed by:
Craig MossCinematography:
John BarrComposer:
Todd HabermanCast:
Danny Trejo, Ron Perlman, Charles S. Dutton, Joyful Drake, Craig Sheffer, Jillian Murray, Winter Ave Zoli, Richard Riehle, Patrick Fabian, Duane Whitaker (more)VOD (1)
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Decorated Vietnam hero Frank Vega (Danny Trejo) returns home only to get shunned by society, leaving him without a job and deserted by his high school sweetheart. Forty years later, Frank is forced into a confrontation on a commuter bus to protect an elderly man from a pair of skinheads, turning him into a local hero and an internet sensation known as "Bad Ass". But his good fortune suddenly turns for the worse when his war buddy Klondike is murdered by organized crime, and the police aren't doing anything about it. Now, Frank will enforce his own brand of vigilante justice to bring the killers in. (Pinnacle Films)
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Danny Trejo is such a natural badass, so I don't even have to believe the character he plays in this movie. He simply embodies it. And that's how it should be. This movie was great with him and you can see that when the film depends on him, he can pull off a solid action movie out of nowhere. And he doesn't even need any kind of advertising like Machete, for example.
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Danny Trejo as a badass who kicks the asses of those who the police couldn't care less about or are too short with them. It's terribly predictable, but I still can't help it, this is just quite cool. He's a nobody (although a veteran from Vietnam) who gives the jerks a hard time. I like Trejo, so that's about it.
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