Bull

Name: Bull
Genre: Thriller
Released: April 1, 2022
Duration: 88 min
Rating: 72
Cast: Adam Xander Angelides, Ajay Chhabra, Chris Coghill, David Constant, Elizabeth Counsell

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Saban Films | Release Date: April 1, 2022 | R

Starring: Adam Xander Angelides, Ajay Chhabra, Chris Coghill, David Constant, Elizabeth Counsell, Hélder Fernandes, Henri Charles, Ivy Amelia Angelides, Jake Davies, Lois Brabin-Platt, Robert Eadon

Summary: Ten years after he was last seen, Bull (Neil Maskel), a vicious mob enforcer, seeks revenge on the gang that double-crossed him. He returns home to methodically track down those who betrayed him and find his beloved son. With the ominous warning: “I’m coming for all of them,” Bull stalks his former gang, leading up to a savage showdownTen years after he was last seen, Bull (Neil Maskel), a vicious mob enforcer, seeks revenge on the gang that double-crossed him. He returns home to methodically track down those who betrayed him and find his beloved son. With the ominous warning: “I’m coming for all of them,” Bull stalks his former gang, leading up to a savage showdown between his wife and her mob boss father (David Hayman).… Expand

Director: Paul Andrew Williams

Genre(s): Thriller

Rating: R

Runtime: 88 min

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Noel Murray

Apr 1, 2022

Williams has been making taut, gritty genre films and TV programs in the U.K. for two decades now, which is evident in the confidence of Bull. Read full review

Empire Ian Freer

Nov 5, 2021

Paul Andrew Williams and Neil Maskell breathe new life into a familiar one-man-army scenario. Unrelenting, no-nonsense and hard-as-nails — just like its eponymous anti-hero. Read full review

The Observer (UK) Wendy Ide

Nov 8, 2021

Writer-director Paul Andrew Williams is a furiously visceral force behind the camera. His knuckleduster direction goes beyond mere muscularity and takes on the daunting persuasive power of a mob enforcer; his storytelling is both thrilling and utterly terrifying. Read full review

The Playlist Brian Farvour

Oct 17, 2021

With nary a poor performance to be found and a tone that engages as much as it might cause one to shift uncomfortably in their seat, Bull is an engrossing experience. It’s not an instant genre classic but never strives to be, and in hitting such a simple goal, it, like Bull himself, somehow succeeds. Read full review

The Film Stage Jared Mobarak

Oct 17, 2021

Maskell is great in the title role. Read full review

Nicolas Rapold

Mar 31, 2022

The film’s rejiggered timeline is a little hard to follow, but the climax swings for the fences and shows an unashamed verve for tale-telling that warms the cockles. Read full review

The Guardian Peter Bradshaw

Oct 17, 2021

There are moments of inspiration that light up this film like flashes of lightning. Read full review

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strangebrew123

Mar 30, 2023

Gritty British revenge thriller. Neil Maskel does a great job (as usual), as does David Hayman, both of whom make the film believable. I particularly liked the bbq in the back garden scene, highlighting some typical British life, whilst exposing the murderous undercurrents running throughGritty British revenge thriller. Neil Maskel does a great job (as usual), as does David Hayman, both of whom make the film believable. I particularly liked the bbq in the back garden scene, highlighting some typical British life, whilst exposing the murderous undercurrents running through the film. More could have been done with the ending I think. I liked it and I'd watch it again, which is always a good sign.… Expand

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