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‘Rogue Hostage’ action thriller as cheesy as a supermarket dairy aisle Malkovich s Sam Nelson is merely a supporting character one of the hostages, as well as the wealthy congressman stepfather to the real hero
July 21, 2021 When you think about, it’s obvious why there are so many enclosed-space hostage thrillers: they’re pretty cheap to make.
Location shooting is expensive, but all you need here is your he-man, an assortment of hostages – preferably including one or two who are dear to the hero, like a wife or child – and that enclosed space. An airplane or speeding bus are great if you have a bit more cash to burn, but in this more economically budgeted directed film by Jon Keeyes, we have a humble supermarket. It’s one of those really big US supermarkets, like a Wal-Mart, but it’s called Nelson’s, after its owner in the story, who is played by John Malkovich, seriously slumming it. Fortunately, it’s a supermarket with camping, DIY and ev
Rogue Hostage review – action thriller as cheesy as a supermarket dairy aisle
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âRogue Hostageâ Review: Everything Must Go
In this film from Jon Keeyes, violent men take over a giant store. Nearly all the major hostages are connected, but nothing makes sense.
Tyrese Gibson in âRogue Hostage.âCredit.Vertical Entertainment
Rogue Hostage
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The bulk of âRogue Hostageâ takes place during the siege of a Walmart-like store where customers love buying stuff cheaply, the proprietor, Sam Nelson (John Malkovich), smugly notes. Itâs the sort of place where you might expect to stumble on a familiar-sounding but possibly imagined movie like âRogue Hostageâ on the DVD rack. The recycling bin would also do.