Overview
- The action film follows teens who target cartel stash houses, putting their undercover DEA parents at risk.
- Theatrical release is set for Friday, November 14, with early reviews highlighting Dave Bautista’s grounded turn as a standout.
- Critics from outlets including The Hollywood Reporter and JoBlo cite an uneven mix of teen caper energy and gritty cartel drama, with the screenplay drawing the sharpest criticism.
- Bautista confirms the project lost its original director and that he recruited Michael Dowse, his Stuber collaborator, to direct.
- In an interview, Bautista says he pushed back on darker script drafts to balance peril with fun and views the concept as having franchise potential led by Jack Champion’s character.