A film directed by Patel showcases his skillset as a director and introduces him as a rising action star. The film follows a mysterious young man on a revenge mission who infiltrates a sex club to uncover the murderer of a loved one. The action sequences are intense and filled with violence, filmed in a way that gives the audience a front row seat to the action. The film's South Korean influence is evident in its thrilling and messy nature. Patel's direction cleverly balances the intensity with comedy.
Action sequences are messy, but visceral, showreeling not only Patel’s skillset as a director to watch, but an action star in the making. showcases Patel’s physique: towering, lanky, with a lean muscle that’s unassuming – a perfect mask for blending in, which is his goal. Patel plays a mysterious young man on a revenge mission who infiltrates a very affluent sex club to uncover the person who murdered a loved one.
The setup is a little slow, but measured, building the mystery of Patel’s character’s motivations. But when the action hits, it cranks. Heads are bashed in, limbs are chopped off in creative ways, and blood gushes left and right. The fight scenes are filmed in frantic close ups and medium shots, giving the audience a front row seat to the vicious violence. This is where the film’s South Korean fingerprints really radiate – there’s a certain kind of messiness that’s thrilling. Patel’s direction is very smart here: breaking up the intensity with comedy, often in the form of a child’s reaction to the fighting around the
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