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Deadlock (2021)

Mack is a former soldier who, after the war, moved to a town with a nuclear power plant, where nearly everybody works. Life is peaceful for him there, until a gang of mercenaries led by Ron storm the reactor and take everybody hostage, including a group of children on a school trip. Now Mack is in a race against the clock and must use his military training to defeat Ron before he puts the reactor into meltdown. Along the way he discovers Ron’s motive, which unravels a greater secret Mack’s town is hiding.
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Mack is a former soldier who, after the war, moved to a town with a nuclear power plant, where nearly everybody works. Life is peaceful for him there, until a gang of mercenaries led by Ron storm the reactor and take everybody hostage, including a group of children on a school trip. Now Mack is in a race against the clock and must use his military training to defeat Ron before he puts the reactor into meltdown. Along the way he discovers Ron’s motive, which unravels a greater secret Mack’s town is hiding.

Rating:R
Genre:Action, Thriller
Directed By:Jared Cohn
Written By:Jared Cohn, Cam Cannon
In Theaters:12/3/2021
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Saban Films, The Exchange

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Jared Cohn

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Patrick Muldoon

Mack

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Bruce Willis

Ron Whitlock

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Matthew Marsden

Boon

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Michael Devorzon

Smith

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Kelly Lynn Reiter

Amy Rakestraw

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Johnny Messner

Cranbrook

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Stephen C. Sepher

Gator

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Ava Paloma

Sophia

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Kelcey Rose

Paula

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Brittney Roberts

Agent Minningham

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