After years of assaults on him in prison, convicted felon Cain Burgess escapes for avengement on those responsible.
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After years of assaults on him in prison, convicted felon Cain Burgess escapes for avengement on those responsible.
This feels like a low-budget early Guy Ritchie movie. A meek boxer turns into a formidable adversary during his extended stay in prison. Escaping and holding those who put him there hostage, we learn about his transformation and motivation with brutal flashbacks. It all comes to an end with a violent brawl in a pub. It's simple yet effective. It is probably the best Jesse V. Johnson/Scott Adkins movie I have watched over the past few days.
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