Summary
Two policemen, one an old-timer, the other his volatile younger partner, find themselves suspended when a video of their strong-arm tactics becomes the media's cause du jour. Low on cash and with no other options, these two embittered soldiers descend into the criminal underworld to gain their just due, but instead find far more than they wanted awaiting them in the shadows.
Cast
Mel Gibson
Brett Ridgeman
Vince Vaughn
Anthony Lurasetti
Tory Kittles
Henry Johns
Michael Jai White
'Biscuit'
Jennifer Carpenter
Kelly Summer
Don Johnson
Chief Lt. Calvert
Laurie Holden
Melanie Ridgeman
Fred Melamed
Mr. Edmington
Udo Kier
Friedrich
Tattiawna Jones
Denise
Justine Warrington
Cheryl
Jordyn Ashley Olson
Sara Ridgeman
Myles Truitt
Ethan Johns
Vanessa Bell Calloway
Jennifer Johns
Noel Gugliemi
Vasquez
Primo Allon
'Black Gloves'
Matthew MacCaull
'Gray Gloves'
Thomas Kretschmann
Lorentz Vogelmann
Clare Filipow
Female Cashier
Richard Newman
Feinbaum
Vivian Ng
Lana
Andrew Dunbar
Jeffrey
Andres Soto
Juan
Tristan Jensen
Williams
Eric Bempong
Wheelie
Liannet Borrego
Rosalinda
Mekhi Fester
Tall Black Teen
Adam Tsekhman
Behzad
Trezzo Mahoro
Skinny Black Teenager
Dalias Blake
Davids
Giacomo Baessato
Smith
Jenn Griffin
Dour Waitress
Cardi Wong
Sid
Cameron Grierson
Dapper Salesman
Emilio Merritt
Mexican Security Guard
Simon Chin
Bus Driver
Paul Rogic
Bald White Man
Matt Kennedy
Teenage Boy
Andrea Pizarro
Latin Teller
Jasmine Lukuku
Bank Staff #1
David Quinlan
Bank Staff #2
Harry Han
Bank Staff #3
Patrick Dodd
Bank Staff #4
Veronika London
Newscaster
Jay Hindle
Guy in Elevator
Bzhaun Rhoden
Teen with Earings
Crew
Director, Screenplay
S. Craig Zahler
Reviews
maketheSWITCH
July 10, 2019
8
With its moral ambiguity and explicit violence, ‘Dragged Across Concrete’ is ugly, bleak, brutal and vile in the best ways possible. The film’s true target audience, though, is patient connoisseurs of highbrow-lowbrow combo platters who are eager to watch a cast of bad men navigate a slow-motion descent into hell. Understandably, it’s not everybody’s cup of tea, but if you’re already a fan of S. Craig Zahler’s oeuvre, elaborate dialogue and exploding heads, you’re in for a treat. - Jake Watt
Read Jake's full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-dragged-across-concrete-a-hypnotically-violent-and-excessive-crime-flick
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