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Malevolence (2004)
Antonio owes the Robaldo family a hundred G's, Gray wants revenge on the street gang who mugged him, Jimmy's escaped from prison, and his brother/accomplice David has many serious mental conditions. Detective Brickley is hot on their trail willing to stop them with any means necessary, while a pair of rogue psychiatrists track them to discover the roots of David's condition. It isn't long before the paths of these characters cross with violent and tragic consequences. The result is a shocking and disturbing portrait of human nature at its worst that can only be summed up in one word: Malevolence.
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Antonio owes the Robaldo family a hundred G's, Gray wants revenge on the street gang who mugged him, Jimmy's escaped from prison, and his brother/accomplice David has many serious mental conditions. Detective Brickley is hot on their trail willing to stop them with any means necessary, while a pair of rogue psychiatrists track them to discover the roots of David's condition. It isn't long before the paths of these characters cross with violent and tragic consequences. The result is a shocking and disturbing portrait of human nature at its worst that can only be summed up in one word: Malevolence.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Nick Groff, Michael A. Martinez
In Theaters:6/18/2004
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:scythe productions, Film Harvest
Cast
Nick Groff, Michael A. Martinez
Director
Scott J. Brown
Jimmy Caleruso
Steve Reaser
David Caleruso
Jackamoe Buzzell
Gray Corolla
Gerrence George
Detective Ernest R. Brickley
Adam Yoder
Joshua
Ted V. Mikels
Rene Cardoza Jr., Movie Producer
Gordon Mitchell
Don Fabrizio De Martino
Steed Corulla
Antonio Robaldo
Matt Sjafiroeddin
Young Antonio
Tezz Yancey
Tim "One Shot" Brown
Jeff Burbank
Brad Wagler
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