Trigger Point
Nicolas Shaw, a retired U.S. special operative, joins an elite, covert unit that operates unseen to quietly neutralize the world's most dangerous villains.
Director(s)
Brad Turner
Adam Benish
Robert Glover
Jessica Petelle
David Sparkes
Jennifer Capraru
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Almost minimally watchable, though all in all <em>'Trigger Point'</em> makes for an underwhelming 90 minutes. It's like a mix of <em>'John Wick'</em> and, less so, <em>'The Equalizer'</em>, but unfortunately it never reaches the heights of either of those two flicks. Barry Pepper is actually a relatively solid lead, I could see myself enjoying a performance of his in a role like this - but only if the flick had more going for it, which this sadly doesn't. It would seem a trilogy of these could be on the horizon. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't interested in seeing where they'd take things, but that's merely some sort of morbid curiosity that I have as opposed to any kind of excitement or anything.
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The directors of Trigger Point are Brad Turner, Adam Benish, Robert Glover, Jessica Petelle, David Sparkes, and Jennifer Capraru.
The cast of Trigger Point includes Eve Harlow as Monica Kane, Brian Cook as Oliver Stowell, Barry Pepper as Nicolas Shaw, Colm Feore as Elias Kane, Karen Robinson as Quinton, Laura Vandervoort as Fiona Snow, Carlo Rota as Dwight Logan, Greg Bryk as Richard Pool, Nazneen Contractor as Janice Carmichael, Jayne Eastwood as Irene Cole, Reid Janisse as Auto Patron, Jag Patel as Housing Estate Resident, and more.
The duration of Trigger Point is 1h 22 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Trigger Point trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
Trigger Point was released on 23 Apr 2021.
Trigger Point is listed under Action, Thriller, and Mystery on Fanbiz.
Trigger Point has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 5.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Almost minimally watchable, though all in all <em>'Trigger Point'</em> makes for an underwhelming 90 minutes. It's like a mix of <em>'John Wick'</em> and, less so, <em>'The E..."
