Feature2019·92m·5.8

VFW

It's Gonna Get Bloody!

ActionCrimeHorrorThriller

A typical night for veterans at a VFW turns into an all-out battle for survival when a desperate teen runs into the bar with a bag of stolen drugs. When a gang of violent punks come looking for her, the vets use every weapon at their disposal to protect the girl and themselves from an unrelenting attack.

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Cast

Stephen Lang

Fred

Martin Kove

Lou Clayton

William Sadler

Walter Reed

David Patrick Kelly

Doug McCarthy

Dora Madison

Gutter

Sierra McCormick

Lizard

George Wendt

Thomas Zabriski

Fred Williamson

Abe Hawkins

Tom Williamson

Shawn Mason

Travis Hammer

Boz

Graham Skipper

Roadie

Josh Ethier

Tank

Linnea Wilson

Lucy

Chloe Carabasi

Hyper (uncredited)

Riley Cusick

Hyper (uncredited)

JP DeStefano

Hyper (uncredited)

Hank Slaughter

Hyper (uncredited)

Violeta Ortega

Hyper (uncredited)

Jessie Hobson

Hyper (uncredited)

Mike Lambert

Man in Bar (uncredited)

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$1.0M
Revenue
$23,101
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Fangoria FilmsChannel 83 FilmsGood WizardVoltage PicturesCinestateZero Trans Fat Productions

Crew

Director

Joe Begos

Writers

Max Brallier, Matthew McArdle

Jessica Schmidt

Costume Design

Josh Ethier

Editor

Steve Moore

Original Music Composer

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Reviews

jw

6/30/2022

7.0

"I want Assault on Precinct 13, but with zombies" Carpenter doesn't do it himself anymore, so you build your own splatter with pseudo-zombies. Of course, don't expect a complex plot or clever dialogues. And yes, there is a lot of blood and violence. And music that tries to emulate Carpenter. But: Too dark, picture quality not good, pacing uneven. Conclusion: Not really entertaining, not even on the level I expected. But hey, your expectations may be different.

Dr Nostromo

6/12/2026

6.0

60/100 A girl, who just stole the entire stash of a drug lord, runs into a VFW bar full of veterans celebrating a birthday party. Let the siege begin. Being a fan of Stephen Lang since "Crime Story", and growing up with many of the other familiar faces in this film, made it a joy to watch despite it's issues. Those issues? The action would often conveniently stop for a dramatic pause of some sort and it was directed without any sense of intimacy ...I felt more a spectator than to actually feel involved in the story. But, good, psychotronic, escapist fun, none-the-less. -- DrNostromo.com