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Personally I think it’s about damn time Dolph Lundgren’s latest action thriller got some promo art that didn’t echo the initial sales imagery introduced earlier on with Scott Adkins’s bearded look from The Expendables 2. At least now we have something that looks more conducive to what the movie is truly to put forth and for that, the actual, OFFICIALLY official U.S. trailer for Castle Falls is circulating online as we speak – following its international trailer roll out last week – ahead of its day and date release on December 3 from Shout!.
After decades of neglect, Castle Heights Hospital, this symbol of the city’s segregated past has been packed with dynamite and is ready to be demolished. No one knows that a gang leader, now in prison, hid the 3 million dollars in cash he stole from his rivals inside the abandoned building. Now, three desperate parties want the money – a blue collared ex-fighter (Adkins) who finds it while working as part of the demolition crew, a prison guard (Lundgren) willing to do anything to pay for his daughter’s cancer treatment and a ruthless gang who claim to be the rightful owners. The demolition charges are set, everyone clears out and the Castle is set to fall in 90 minutes. The clock is ticking. Who will find the cash and: will they get out alive?
The two Legendary and Universal Soldier: Day Of Reckoning actors – currently embarking on a new production endeavor with filmmaker Christian Sesma for Section Eight alongside actor Ryan Kwanten – headline the cast of Castle Falls which also bared the brunt of a production hiatus early last year as the pandemic set in, prior to completing filmimg months later. The cast also lists Kevin Wayne, Jim E. Chandler, Luke Hawx, Scott Hunter and Kim DeLonghi.
