The thriller Out of Death, the latest in the long line of films Bruce Willis has made for EFO Films, received a theatrical and On Demand release earlier this month, courtesy of Vertical Entertainment, and you can check it out at THIS LINK. If you're not sure Out of Death is for you, we've gotten our hands on a couple clips from the film to help you decide. Check them out in the embed above, where they're followed by the film's trailer.
Directed by Mike Burns from a screenplay by Bill Lawrence, Out of Death also stars Jaime King, Lala Kent, and Michael Sirow. Here's the synopsis:
Retired cop Jack Harris’s (Bruce Willis) solace in the remote wilderness is hijacked when he encounters a lone hiker, Shannon (Jaime King), who’s on the run from dirty police. Determined to help her at any cost, Jack must tap into his killer instincts to survive the wilderness and the human predators within it.
And here's another synopsis with more information:
Still grieving the untimely death of her father, photojournalist Shannon Mathers (Jamie King) spreads his ashes in the woods when she witnesses a cop (Lala Kent) shooting and killing an unarmed henchman during a drug deal. She captures the whole scene on her camera before being discovered. Shot at, scared, helpless and on the run, she races her way through the woods with no recognition of her location. Distracted by the violent noise of the attack, Jack Harris (Bruce Willis) a newly retired police officer who is relaxing at his cabin, saves Shannon just in time and the two narrowly escape into the woods. Not sure of whom she can trust, as more dirty cops arrive to help hunt her down, including the brutal town sheriff Hank Rivers (Michael Sirow), she decides to rely on Jack, her only real chance to fight back the corrupt police and bring it to justice.
Out of Death was produced by Randall Emmett, George Furla, Shaun Sanghani, Chad A. Verdi, and Luillo Ruiz. The film has been rated R for "language throughout, violence, and drug use".
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