2014·Action·1h 38m
6.8
★
When the Russian mob kidnaps the daughter of a reformed criminal, he rounds up his old crew and seeks his own brand of justice.
Directed by Paco Cabezas
bratva (russian mafia)
kidnapping
revenge
haunted by the past
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Cast
Nicolas Cage
Paul Maguire
Aubrey Shea
Caitlin Maguire
Rachel Nichols
Vanessa Maguire
Peter Stormare
Francis O'Connell
Danny Glover
Detective St. John
Max Ryan
Kane
Weston Cage
Young Paul
Jack Falahee
Evan
Elena Sanchez
Lisa
Max Fowler
Mike
Sarah Ann Schultz
Miss Russell
Michael McGrady
Danny Doherty
Crew
Paco Cabezas
Director
Jim Agnew
Writer
Laurent Eyquem
Original Music Composer
Robert A. Ferretti
Editor
Andrzej Sekula
Director of Photography
Cam Cannon
Executive Producer
Michael Nilon
Executive Producer
Jim Agnew
Executive Producer
Mary C. Rolfes
Unit Production Manager
Melissa Wulfemeyer-Valenzuela
Casting
Yagmur Kaplan
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Johnny Martin
Stunt Coordinator
Popular Reviews
39 reviews
Wyatt
3.0★ · 03/07/26
The Cage Rage is not that strong in this one and the shaky cam appears to be making up for Cages lack of fast twitch athleticism in his old age. Tokarev is a way cooler title, I wonder why they would change it.
The Cage Rage is not that strong in this one and the shaky cam appears to be making up for Cages lack of fast twitch athleticism in his old age. Tokarev is a way cooler title, I wonder why they would change it.
PoochieVince
4.0★ · 02/21/26
A misstep on every single story level.
A misstep on every single story level.
Devv
2.0★ · 08/23/25
Sooooooooooooooooooooooooo stupid
Sooooooooooooooooooooooooo stupid
Alfred HitchTOK
4.0★ · 07/19/25
Cage explore his Rage and sets the stage for a bloody revenge plot, triggered by the unaliving of his daughter (Aubrey Peeples). But just who in Cage’s criminal past is responsible for this dirty deed?
Old buds Kane (Max Ryan) and Danny (Michael McGrady) are on hand to help find some answers, Detective Danny Glover wants Cage to stay retired, Wifey Rachel Nichols wants in then out and wheelchair using mob boss Peter Stomarre just wants Cage to sit his ass down so he doesn’t get a crick in his neck from having to look up while talking.
A Grim and gritty wannabe taken, with too few redeeming characters or plot lines to give the revenge arc any narrative satisfaction. The biggest mystery isn’t who unalived Cage’s daughter but more so just what accent Peter Stomarre is attempting here.
Is it…Irish?
Old buds Kane (Max Ryan) and Danny (Michael McGrady) are on hand to help find some answers, Detective Danny Glover wants Cage to stay retired, Wifey Rachel Nichols wants in then out and wheelchair using mob boss Peter Stomarre just wants Cage to sit his ass down so he doesn’t get a crick in his neck from having to look up while talking.
A Grim and gritty wannabe taken, with too few redeeming characters or plot lines to give the revenge arc any narrative satisfaction. The biggest mystery isn’t who unalived Cage’s daughter but more so just what accent Peter Stomarre is attempting here.
Is it…Irish?
Cage explore his Rage and sets the stage for a bloody revenge plot, triggered by the unaliving of his daughter (Aubrey Peeples). But just who in Cage’s criminal past is responsible for this dirty deed?
Old buds Kane (Max Ryan) and Danny (Michael McGrady) are on hand to help find some answers, Detective Danny Glover wants Cage to stay retired, Wifey Rachel Nichols wants in then out and wheelchair using mob boss Peter Stomarre just wants Cage to sit his ass down so he doesn’t get a crick in his neck from having to look up while talking.
A Grim and gritty wannabe taken, with too few redeeming characters or plot lines to give the revenge arc any narrative satisfaction. The biggest mystery isn’t who unalived Cage’s daughter but more so just what accent Peter Stomarre is attempting here.
Is it…Irish?
Old buds Kane (Max Ryan) and Danny (Michael McGrady) are on hand to help find some answers, Detective Danny Glover wants Cage to stay retired, Wifey Rachel Nichols wants in then out and wheelchair using mob boss Peter Stomarre just wants Cage to sit his ass down so he doesn’t get a crick in his neck from having to look up while talking.
A Grim and gritty wannabe taken, with too few redeeming characters or plot lines to give the revenge arc any narrative satisfaction. The biggest mystery isn’t who unalived Cage’s daughter but more so just what accent Peter Stomarre is attempting here.
Is it…Irish?
Deacon Blues
3.7★ · 06/02/25
A very strange entry in the Cage direct to video era, it has a lot of the hallmarks of the action drama but by the end devolves into a gun safety advertisement. Peter Stormare and Danny Glover show up in only half awake roles and Cage has several outbursts but is otherwise docile.
Strangely, this came out a few months before John Wick but shares a similar plot, shows how much skillful direction and good dialogue matter. If you had asked me ten minutes in I would’ve guessed this capitalized off the retired bad guy coming back because he was dragged back in but goes to show.
Strangely, this came out a few months before John Wick but shares a similar plot, shows how much skillful direction and good dialogue matter. If you had asked me ten minutes in I would’ve guessed this capitalized off the retired bad guy coming back because he was dragged back in but goes to show.
A very strange entry in the Cage direct to video era, it has a lot of the hallmarks of the action drama but by the end devolves into a gun safety advertisement. Peter Stormare and Danny Glover show up in only half awake roles and Cage has several outbursts but is otherwise docile.
Strangely, this came out a few months before John Wick but shares a similar plot, shows how much skillful direction and good dialogue matter. If you had asked me ten minutes in I would’ve guessed this capitalized off the retired bad guy coming back because he was dragged back in but goes to show.
Strangely, this came out a few months before John Wick but shares a similar plot, shows how much skillful direction and good dialogue matter. If you had asked me ten minutes in I would’ve guessed this capitalized off the retired bad guy coming back because he was dragged back in but goes to show.