This movie is pretty interesting if you love low budget great action revenge thrillers. It's pretty well done and includes great action-horror deaths. So, if you're in the mood of it, go for it. Other than that don't expect an Oscar-winning here or amazing Fx's. Just a little interesting B- revenge movie.

Writer and director Paul Andrew Williams created a masterpiece for this overused genre. In the very comfortable well paced 88 min runtime, he gives us non-stop intensity, violence, suspense and gore, all within a minimal budget, used very wisely. I'm not a fan of flashbacks, but in this film they were needed, and executed perfectly, otherwise the differentiating-from-the-norm twist doesn't work. The cinematography and score was perfect. Casting and performances were outstanding by all. I did have trouble understanding some of the dialogue from the hardened Bri-ish accents, especially when speaking in lower volumes, but nevertheless, everything that happens along this fun ride, makes that small detail irrelevant. It's one of those films that you can easily watch at least one more time. Mad props to Williams for giving us this little gem, hopefully we'll get lucky and he gives us more. A well deserved 9/10 from me.

I saw Bull, starring Neil Maskell-Peaky Blinders_tv, The Mummy_2017; Lois Brabin_Platt-Eastenders_tv, Original Gangsters; David Hayman-Jack Ryan:Shadow Recruit, Sid and Nancy and Henri Charles-Eastenders_tv, Me Before You.

This is an English thriller-filmed in England-with a nice twist. Neil plays Bull, the son in law of a small time gangster, David. Neil married Lois, David's daughter and had a son, Henri. During flashbacks, you learn bits and pieces of what is going on-the flashbacks are spread out until the end-and how Neil is double crossed and left for dead by David. 10 years later, Neil shows up seeking revenge by killing David's henchmen-in reverse order, of course-leading straight to David himself. Sometimes, you may wonder about some of the things that happen in the flashbacks but all is explained by the end. The violence is pretty graphic-Neil's weapon of choice is a machete-with various body parts being dismembered.

It's rated R for graphic violence, language and drug use and has a running time of 1 hour & 28 minutes.

I enjoyed it and would buy it on DVD.