Ritchson, after successfully handing the baton to his Master Sergeant in Neagley, is now Hank, a former Navy SEAL working as a runner in Brisbane, Australia. A runner, the film helpfully tells us, is ...

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SALT LAKE CITY — Sometimes you get one of those movies that changes your life — "The Shawshank Redemption," "Saving Private Ryan" and "Secret Life of Walter Mitty" come to mind. Then there are movies ...

Scott Waugh thinks about big set pieces differently than other filmmakers. Waugh began his career as a stunt performer at 12 years old, following in the footsteps of his father, career Hollywood ...

Hank (Alan Ritchson) works in Brisbane as a ‘runner’, a sort of glorified delivery man making drops that might be sensitive or dangerous. When he’s sent to pick up a human organ and its courier Ben ...

What’s Good: Ritchson and Wilson have good chemistry, and there is enough suspense to keep you engaged. What’s Bad: The use of tropes is quite high, which is not bad in itself, but makes things quite ...

Impressive stunts and tongue-in-cheek flourishes elevate Scott Waugh’s silly Aussie action flick Credit where credit is due: of the many, many variations on the hammy late-summer action romp, very few ...

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At the end of 84 minutes of this spare thriller from Kevin Macdonald, the audience is as exhausted as Gal Gadot’s Maia Marten. Gadot plays a busy prosecutor who is bringing a crime boss down for the ...

The plot centers on a delivery man tasked with transporting a healthy liver to a sick girl. He must also escort the man who brought the organ while fighting off mercenaries who want it for themselves.