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Now streaming on VOD and Digital, Sanctioning Evil is a new action-thriller directed by Ante Novakovic and written by Kyle Travis Sharp. The film follows Sergeant Barnes, who was dishonorably discharged from the military following an incident with one of his soldiers. However, Barnes finds himself back in action when a wealthy politician asks for his help with a top-secret operation.

Tobias Truvillion has worked on several films and appeared in shows such as Empire and New Amsterdam. Zach McGowan is formerly known for playing King Roan on The 100, while Taryn Manning can be seen in Sons of Anarchy and Orange is the New Black. The cast also includes Chris Tardio, Tasha Lawrence, Carrie Kim, Kyle Travis Sharp, Kresh Novakovic, Ebony Jo-Ann, James Biberi, Betsy Beutler, and John D. Alexander.

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Stars Tobias Truvillion, Zach McGowan, and Taryn Manning chat...

"We're not criminals, we're sanitation workers taking out the trash." Vertical Entertainment has revealed an official trailer for an indie action thriller titled Sanctioning Evil, from filmmaker Ante Novakovic. This has such a strange concept and all the synopses are extremely vague in actually describing what's going on. After being dishonorably discharged from the U.S. military, a Staff Sergeant finds his way back into society through a charismatic politician deploying a covert military operation to eliminate an underground criminal entity on U.S soil. So he's recruited to kill someone this politician doesn't like, but why? Which side is on? What's the message here, what exactly is it trying to say? This stars Tobias Truvillion, Zach McGowan, Taryn Manning, Ebony Jo-ann, Chris Tardio, Carrie Kim, Kyle Sharp, Tasha Lawrence, Kresh Novakovic, and James Biberi. This trailer only make everything a bit more confusing trying to decipher who's who and...

Exclusive: Miki Ishikawa (The Falcon And The Winter Soldier), Sierra McCormick (American Horror Stories) and Nick Sagar (The Princess Switch) have signed on to star in the indie horror-drama, I Don’t Want to Drink Your Blood Anymore, from writer-director Andrew Sullivan (Bokeh).

The film follows Eiko (Ishikawa), a Japanese American teenage vampire, suffering from agoraphobia, caused by the trauma from the night her family was murdered and she was turned. Unable and unwilling to leave her family’s home, she not only loses track of time, but time itself. Eiko spends most of her years avoiding others and trying not to live life as a vampire, but the world won’t leave her alone. Raz Cunningham and Geoffrey Orthwein are producing, with Sullivan serving as executive producer. The production companies involved are Zealous Pictures and LittleFire.

Ishikawa is represented by Global Artists Agency, Abrams Entertainment and Ginsburg Daniels Kallis; McCormick by Innovative Artists,...

Stars: Mena Suvari, Jeff Fahey, Jasper Polish, Manny Perez, Costas Mandylor, Bruno Bichir, Natalie Smith, James Biberi | Written and Directed by Carlos V. Gutierrez

Maggie (Mena Suvari), a single mom who is struggling to make ends meet, is living with her teenage daughter (Jasper Polish) in a rundown motel and facing impending eviction. She works at a storage facility where she and her daughter are caught in the middle of a shady deal gone wrong between her boss and two criminals resulting in her bosses murder. Retreating into the facility’s maze of corridors Maggie and her daughter they are pursued by the two criminals, in search of stolen diamonds which are stashed somewhere inside of the facility. In order to survive and protect her daughter, Maggie must utilise her intimate knowledge of the facility and her strong will to remain one step ahead of the intruders.

Another film that,...

Tobias Truvillion (Hitch), Taryn Manning (Orange is the New Black), Zach McGowan (Shameless), Chris Tardio (Younger) and Tasha Lawrence (The Looming Tower) have been tapped to star in Sanctioning Evil, an indie action-thriller from Jars Media Group and Novakovic Brothers Films.

Directed by Ante Novakovic, the story centers on Staff Sgt. Barnes (Truvillion), a recently discharged Army veteran who finds his way back into society via a charismatic congressman named Ambrose (McGowan). Barnes and Ambrose walk a fine line between covert military operations on civilian soil and unsanctioned retribution toward an underground criminal element, all while being tracked by FBI special agent Kensington (Manning).

Rounding out the cast are Carrie Kim, James Biberi, Kyle Travis Sharp, Kresh Novakovic, Betsy Beutler, Al Linea, Peter Patrikios, Ebony Jo-Ann, Taheim Bryan, Tony Ferro, Artie Pasquale and Byron Clohessy.

Kyle Travis Sharp and Lance Sharp wrote the screenplay, which is being produced by Rob Simmons,...

Chicago – In the latest HollywoodChicago.com Hookup: Film with our unique social giveaway technology, we have 30 pairs of movie passes up for grabs to the advance screening of “Dead Man Down” starring Colin Farrell and Noomi Rapace!

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Drive First Seven Minutes. The first 7 minutes movie clip of Nicolas Winding Refn‘s Drive (2011) stars Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, Bryan Cranston, Ron Perlman, and Christina Hendricks. Drive‘s plot synopsis: “A Hollywood stunt driver (Ryan Gosling) who usually keeps to himself and moonlights as a wheelman discovers that a contract has been put on him by a local mob boss after a heist that goes wrong.”

We previously posted the Drive (2011) Red Band Movie Trailer and reviewed the film here: Film Review: Drive (2011).

On the first seven minutes of Drive:

This clip doesn’t get into the meat of the plot, but it does offer up a nice taste of Drive‘s considerable charms, including Gosling’s withdrawn lead performance, Bryan Cranston‘s turn as Gosling’s accomplice, the seedy Los Angeles setting, the ’80s-inflected soundtrack, and the delectably tense vibe. Oh, and of course, some actual stunt driving.

Drive (2011) Film Review, a movie directed by Nicolas Winding Refn and starring Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, Bryan Cranston, Ron Perlman, Christina Hendricks, Oscar Isaac, Albert Brooks, Tina Huang, Joe Pingue, Cesar Garcia, James Biberi, Jeff Wolfe, Sarah Adela Tirado, Christian Cage, and Tiara Parker.

A minimalist film with Hollywood production attributes is almost an oxymoron. It is rare that they can co-exist together harmoniously but that unique situation is present in Drive.

The cinematography and palette in Drive are similar to Michael Mann’s Heat, except with Drive, during a few scenes, there is a elaborate and exquisite setup involved e.g. the stripper dressing room scene.

Though the scenes eventually explain themselves, there is no elaboration for what Driver (Ryan Gosling) wears. The yellow scorpion sigil on Driver’s white jacket is always a question, as most of the time, Driver wears it and it is prominently shown. It means something,...

There's 100,000 streets. You don't need to know the route."

The Driver is alone in a hotel room. Looking out over the city at night, negotiating on a cel phone he'll abandon immediately. We never learn his name. We don't need to know it.

His face is Ryan Gosling's, but even so it's a less familiar landscape than you'd think. With Drive, the actor erases any doubts (were there any?) that he's the most exciting young movie star on this side of the Atlantic. For the driver, his face has taken on a new mask-like stillness which twice in Nicolas Winding Refn's brilliant new movie, is covered (redundantly) by an actual mask. There is no knowing this driver; if we were given his name we'd forget it anyway or doubt its authenticity. Even the underscore, a brilliantly retro synth score, that memorably features Kavinksy's "Nightcall" just as we're being...

Director: Nicolas Winding Refn Writers: Hossein Amini (screenplay), James Sallis (novel) Starring: Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, Bryan Cranston, Albert Brooks, Oscar Isaac, Christina Hendricks, Ron Perlman, Kaden Leos, James Biberi Still rivers run deep, or so the saying goes, and there are few anti-heroes -- especially in ultra-violent thrillers -- who remain as cool, calm and collected as the unnamed stunt driver and garage mechanic referred to only as Driver (Ryan Gosling). Eerily void of emotion, Driver utilizes his stoic composure to convey his toughness and intimidate others. Like several of Clint Eastwood's silver screen personas -- especially his collaborations with Sergio Leone -- Driver speaks sparingly yet bluntly. Outfitted in the same costume throughout the film -- a white bomber jacket with a yellow scorpion embroidered on the back -- Driver accessorizes with a toothpick in his mouth. (Have you heard the story about the scorpion and the frog?...

Chicago – In our latest action/crime/drama edition of HollywoodChicago.com Hookup: Film, we have 40 admit-two movie passes up for grabs to the advance Chicago screening of the new film “Drive” starring Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan and Bryan Cranston!

“Drive” also stars Christina Hendricks, Ron Perlman, Albert Brooks, Oscar Isaac, Kaden Leos, Jeff Wolfe, James Biberi, Russ Tamblyn, Joe Bucaro III, Tiara Parker, Tim Trella and Jim Hart from director Nicolas Winding Refn and writer Hossein Amini based on the book by James Sallis.

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The movie poster for “Drive” with Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan and Bryan Cranston.

Sneak Peek new posters supporting the upcoming action drama "Drive", directed by Nicolas Winding Refn, adapting author James Sallis' 2005 novel of the same name.

"Drive" follows a Hollywood stunt performer (Gosling) who moonlights as a 'wheelman', only to have the bad guys come after him after after a heist goes wrong.

Cast also includes Carey Mulligan, Ron Perlman, Bryan Cranston, Oscar Isaac, Albert Brooks, , Kaden Leos, Christina Hendricks, ,Joe Pingue, Tina Huang, Tiara Parker, James Biberi ,Jeff Wolfe , Christian Cage, Chris Muto and Chris Smith.

The film will be distributed by FilmDistrict September 16, 2011.

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek "Drive"...

Drive Red Band Trailer. Nicolas Winding Refn‘s Drive (2011) red band movie trailer stars Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, Bryan Cranston, Ron Perlman, and Christina Hendricks. Drive‘s plot synopsis: “A Hollywood stunt driver (Ryan Gosling) who usually keeps to himself and moonlights as a wheelman discovers that a contract has been put on him by a local mob boss after a heist that goes wrong.”

This looks like everything The Transporter isn’t: intense, serious with absolutely no cheese. Also glad producers have noticed Christina Hendricks and are using her more in their films.

Drive also stars Oscar Isaac, Albert Brooks, Tina Huang, Joe Pingue, Cesar Garcia, James Biberi, Jeff Wolfe, Sarah Adela Tirado, Christian Cage, and Tiara Parker.

Watch the Drive Red Band Movie Trailer below and leave your thoughts on it in the comments section. For more Drive photos, videos, and information, check out our Drive Page. Drive...

There are a few images in from the Shana Feste directed and written "The Greatest" drama. The film is a nominee at this year's Sundance Film Festival for the Grand Jury Prize and tells of a troubled teen girl and a family battling with the loss of their son. Starring are Pierce Brosnan, Susan Sarandon, Johnny Simmons, Zoe Kravitz, James Biberi, Lindsay Beamish, Javier Picayo and Miles Robbins. Feste makes her feature-length writing, producing and directorial debut on the film. Brosnan was last in the successful musical "Mamma Mia!" and is in production for "Vanilla Gorilla"...

There are a few images in from the Shana Feste directed and written "The Greatest" drama. The film is a nominee at this year's Sundance Film Festival for the Grand Jury Prize and tells of a troubled teen girl and a family battling with the loss of their son. Starring are Pierce Brosnan, Susan Sarandon, Johnny Simmons, Zoe Kravitz, James Biberi, Lindsay Beamish, Javier Picayo and Miles Robbins. Feste makes her feature-length writing, producing and directorial debut on the film. Brosnan was last in the successful musical "Mamma Mia!" and is in production for "Vanilla Gorilla"...

There are a few images in from the Shana Feste directed and written "The Greatest" drama. The film is a nominee at this year's Sundance Film Festival for the Grand Jury Prize and tells of a troubled teen girl and a family battling with the loss of their son. Starring are Pierce Brosnan, Susan Sarandon, Johnny Simmons, Zoe Kravitz, James Biberi, Lindsay Beamish, Javier Picayo and Miles Robbins. Feste makes her feature-length writing, producing and directorial debut on the film. Brosnan was last in the successful musical "Mamma Mia!" and is in production for "Vanilla Gorilla" alongside Dennis Haysbert. Sarandon was alongside Emile Hirsch in the unsuccesful "Speed Racer" big screen adaptation from the Wachowskis. See all the images here.

There are a few images in from the Shana Feste directed and written "The Greatest" drama. The film is a nominee at this year's Sundance Film Festival for the Grand Jury Prize and tells of a troubled teen girl and a family battling with the loss of their son. Starring are Pierce Brosnan, Susan Sarandon, Johnny Simmons, Zoe Kravitz, James Biberi, Lindsay Beamish, Javier Picayo and Miles Robbins. Feste makes her feature-length writing, producing and directorial debut on the film. Brosnan was last in the successful musical "Mamma Mia!" and is in production for "Vanilla Gorilla"...