Shoot the Hero (2010)

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A young couple (Jason Mewes and Samantha Lockwood) shopping for wedding rings witnesses a jewel heist gone awry, and becomes the target of a vicious mob boss (Danny Trejo) who's determined not to leave any witnesses. Meanwhile, two brothers (Nic Nac Nicotera and Mike Hatton) are forced to hitch a… More A young couple (Jason Mewes and Samantha Lockwood) shopping for wedding rings witnesses a jewel heist gone awry, and becomes the target of a vicious mob boss (Danny Trejo) who's determined not to leave any witnesses. Meanwhile, two brothers (Nic Nac Nicotera and Mike Hatton) are forced to hitch a ride to work after getting stranded on the road, and find themselves hopelessly drawn into the fiasco when they accept a ride from the fleeing couple. Fred Williamson and Nick Turturro co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 22 min.
Directed By: Christian Sesma
Written By: Christian Sesma
Genres: Action & Adventure, Comedy

On DVD: Oct 19, 2010
Studio: Virgil Films

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Chris G

When Nate (Jason Mewes) and Kate (Samantha Lockwood) go into a jewelery store to buy a ring all hell breaks loose in a confusing and dull film that I can only describe as what happens when morons try to make Pulp Fiction. This movie clocks in at a little over 80 minutes. 80 minutes is… More
When Nate (Jason Mewes) and Kate (Samantha Lockwood) go into a jewelery store to buy a ring all hell breaks loose in a confusing and dull film that I can only describe as what happens when morons try to make Pulp Fiction. This movie clocks in at a little over 80 minutes. 80 minutes is the length for a film to officially be considered a feature. Watching the movie you can see where they padded to push that extra fifteen seconds out to make a full length film. The bad part about it is that it feels like 180 minutes. It's a mish mash mosh of nothing that falls on its face in the first few minutes. This movie is bad. bad, bad, bad, bad, bad. With a capital B.