Trailer For The Action Thriller DESERT DAWN Starring Kellan Lutz — GeekTyrant
Saban Films has released the trailer for its action thriller Desert Dawn . In the film, 'a newly appointed small-town sheriff (Kellan Lutz) and his reluctant deputy (Cam Gigandet) find themselves in a web of lies and corruption when the murder of a mysterious woman leads them to a dangerous conspiracy involving shady businessmen and the cartel.'
The movie was directed by Marty Murray and it looks like one of those low-budget run-of-the-mill half-assed action films. But, you know, surprisingly there is a big market out there for these movies! People watch them, so the studios will continue to make a distrubute them,
Desert Dawn is currently available to watch in select theaters and on VOD.
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Saban Films has released the trailer for its action thriller Desert Dawn . In the film, 'a newly appointed small-town sheriff (Kellan Lutz) and his reluctant deputy (Cam Gigandet) find themselves in a web of lies and corruption when the murder of a mysterious woman leads them to a dangerous conspiracy involving shady businessmen and the cartel.' The movie was directed by Marty Murray and it looks like one of those low-budget run-of-the-mill half-assed action films. But, you know, surprisingly there is a big market out there for these movies! People watch them, so the studios will continue to make a distrubute them, Desert Dawn is currently available to watch in select theaters and on VOD.
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