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August 14, 2012

Concrete: Rise of the Vigilante

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A month or so ago I watched a short film called “All-In“, directed by and starring fellow Torontonian Tyler Williams. Before the film started we got a few trailers for some other films. One of them was for this wicked looking story called “Concrete: Rise of the Vigilante”. Today a Behind the Scenes video has appeared online which provides some insight into the inspiration behind the film (The Warriors) and also a special look at all of the amazing choreography.

Directed by Sasha Moric

Written by Matthew Bennett & Matthew Campea

 

 

 

 

 

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Something about the trailer to this film really grabbed my attention and I’d love to see it become a full-length feature. With all of the crap remakes, prequels, sequels etc being released today, these are the kinds of film-makers that deserve our support. If you would like to donate anything at all towards the funding of this project you can click here for further info. I’ve also provided a synopsis and the trailer. Check it out below.

CONCRETE – Behind the Scenes EPK – Building a Knife Fight from Matthew Bennett on Vimeo.

Synopsis:“The city is stacked in a strip of blocks.  Each block is run by a different gang.  Moving from block to block… has consequences. John ‘Concrete’ has one night to do the impossible.  Fight his way through 11 district blocks to rescue the one he loves.”

CONCRETE: Rise of the Vigilante. First Teaser Trailer from Matthew Bennett on Vimeo.



About the Author

Eoin
Sylvester Stallone recently said that the “action genre was slowly fading away”. We do NOT want that to happen and more importantly we won’t ALLOW it. When I came up with the idea for this site in 2011, I wanted to create something that would introduce the audiences of today to classic action movies, but to also recommend new actioners in the future. I hope you enjoy what we’re trying to achieve on the site and stick around.




 
 

 
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Watch ‘All-In’ Short Film Right Here!

You may remember a few months ago, I was lucky enough to be invited to the Toronto premiere of this short film by Tyler Williams and I had an absolute blast. The fight scenes are awesome with great choreography, so please check...
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