Revenge thriller Greetings to the Devil gets U.S. distribution

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 15 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Here’s a film we’re just hearing about, a revenge thriller called GREETINGS TO THE DEVIL, which stars Edgar Ramirez (CARLOS, CLASH OF THE TITANS 2). It’s just come to our attention because it made a splash at the Cannes Film Festival and its U.S. distribution rights have just been bought by Maya Entertainment.

GREETINGS TO THE DEVIL looks like a gritty, hard-boiled action movie with a mean little synopsis:
Story centers on a former guerilla rebel seeking a fresh start after turning in his arms and giving up his violent ways in exchange for amnesty. But after a victim from his former life kidnaps his daughter, he’s given 72 hours to track down and murder the members of his former guerilla unit.

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