Lock and Load – Movie Review
Director: Nathan Shepka
Writer: Nathan Shepka (Screenplay)
Cast
- Nathan Shepka (Cleek)
- Colin MacDougall (Redcon-1)
- Graeme MacPherson (Holiday Monday)
- Tom Macdonald (When Darkness Falls)
- David MacCallum
Plot: Private security personnel Nick and Derek investigate the disappearance of their friend Agent Stokes, after an undercover sting operation goes wrong.
Runtime: 1 Hour 45 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: Lock and Load starts as we meet private security personnel Nick (Shepka) and Derek (MacDougall). They complete difficult situations to make sure the world is safe from the worst in the world.
Their latest job sees them taking on international arms dealers. However, when they learn who is really behind the job, they find themselves in a battle for their lives.
Verdict on Lock and Load
Lock and Load is an action thriller following a pair of private security personnel who find themselves involved in a deadly battle. It follows the pair getting involved in a host of fights to make sure the criminals don’t get away with the deadly weapons.
This is a low-budget action movie that you can see if filmed with all of the best intentions. The story is entertaining and does everything you would imagine, and this works fine for the movie. However, with this being low-budget the action never looks realistic, nearly every fight scene doesn’t make any strike look like they connect. Yes, I am aware that they don’t need to actually hit each other, but you have to at least make it look remotely realistic. This holds the movie back from being as entertaining as it could have been despite doing everything to make it a typical late-night action movie.
Final Thoughts –Lock and Load is a simple late-night action movie.
