End of the Road
Brenda, a recently widowed mother, fights to safeguard her family during a perilous road trip when a murder and a missing bag of cash thrust them into escalating danger.
Director(s)
Ben Burt
Susan E. Fiore
Scott Rorie
Jennifer Josephson
Anastasia M. Cummings
Anthony Pelot
Denise Harkins
Millicent Shelton
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r96sk
Ah, I wanted to like this. It tries, but <em>'End of the Road'</em> isn't something I'd wanna revisit in a great hurry. Queen Latifah and Chris Bridges (aka Ludacris) are the film's only real positive, though I will say the change in directon of the story did fool me... so kudos for that. I actually think the twist makes the story weaker, but still. I found the pacing and dialogue to be off, it does attempt heart with the main characters but sadly it just doesn't come across as natural. You could do worse, but this one fell unfortunately flat for me.
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The directors of End of the Road are Ben Burt, Susan E. Fiore, Scott Rorie, Jennifer Josephson, Anastasia M. Cummings, Anthony Pelot, Denise Harkins, and Millicent Shelton.
The cast of End of the Road includes James Blackburn as Gunfighter, Keith Jardine as Mace, Frances Lee McCain as Val Hammers, Beau Bridges as Capt. JD Hammers, Queen Latifah as Brenda Freeman, Ludacris as Reggie Beaumont, Algin Mendez as Big Mexican (as Algin 'Ace' Mendez), J. Nathan Simmons as Western Town Tourist, Travis Hammer as Skinny, Phuong Kubacki as Cashier, Jesse Luken as Harvey Ruck, Amie MacKenzie as Lucy, and more.
The duration of End of the Road is 1h 29 mins.
Yes. You can watch the End of the Road trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
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End of the Road was released on 09 Sep 2022.
End of the Road is listed under Drama and Thriller on Fanbiz.
End of the Road has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 5.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Ah, I wanted to like this. It tries, but <em>'End of the Road'</em> isn't something I'd wanna revisit in a great hurry. Queen Latifah and Chris Bridges (aka Ludacris) are the..."
