The Shepherd: Border Patrol
A Texas cop wages a fierce battle against ex-Navy SEALs who are trafficking drugs from Mexico into the United States.
Director(s)
Isaac Florentine
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Just about enjoyable. <em>'The Shepherd: Border Patrol'</em> is a solid enough, mindless action film. Jean-Claude Van Damme (Jack) certainly carries things, but Natalie J. Robb (Capt. García) is fairly good in her role. All the antagonists are very much cliché and predictable, though. The film attempts a load of heartfelt and profound storylines which don't really connect at all, with any twists it produces hardly surprising one bit. However, if you take this for want it is - a 95 minute brawl - then you can find ways to get entertainment from it. If you like this genre, you'll probably rate this 2008 production from Isaac Florentine.
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The Shepherd: Border Patrol FAQs
Isaac Florentine is the director of The Shepherd: Border Patrol.
The cast of The Shepherd: Border Patrol includes Stephen Lord as Benjamin Meyers, Jean-Claude Van Damme as Jack Robideaux, Scott Adkins as Karp, Velislav Pavlov as The Contact, Bashar Rahal as Soldier, Velizar Peev as Leech, Todd Jensen as Wray, Ivaylo Geraskov as Gallery, Miles Anderson as Arthur Pennigton, Andrée Bernard as Lexxi, Gary McDonald as Billy Pawnell, Bianca Bree as Kassie Robideaux, and more.
The duration of The Shepherd: Border Patrol is 1h 35 mins.
Yes. The Shepherd: Border Patrol has 2 trailers on Fanbiz, including Official Trailer. Watch them on this page.
The Shepherd: Border Patrol was released on 04 Mar 2008.
The Shepherd: Border Patrol is listed under Action, Crime, Thriller, and TV Movie on Fanbiz.
The Shepherd: Border Patrol has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Just about enjoyable. <em>'The Shepherd: Border Patrol'</em> is a solid enough, mindless action film. Jean-Claude Van Damme (Jack) certainly carries things, but Natalie J. Ro..."
