Violent Ends (2025)
This isn't revenge. It's a reckoning.
Director: John-Michael Powell · Writer: John-Michael Powell
Lucas Frost, an honest man brought up in a crime family whose only legacy is violence, tries to make his own life with his fiancée, Emma. He is suddenly pulled back into the family business he so despises when his cousin, Eli, perpetrates an armed robbery on a local scrap yard and an innocent life is caught in the crossfire.
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Director
John-Michael Powell
Cast
Billy Magnussen
Lucas Frost 
Alexandra Shipp
Emma 
Nick Stahl
Tuck Whitehead 
Kate Burton
Darlene Woodley 
James Badge Dale
Sid Frost 
Ray McKinnon
Walt Frost 
Jared Bankens
Eli Frost 
Nathaniel Woolsey
Fiddle Frost 
Matt Riedy
Ray Frost 
Bruce McKinnon
Donny Frost 
Damon McKinnis
Bryce Frost 
Scott McLean Harrison
Reed Frost User Reviews (2)
Violent Ends lives ip to its name. First bit was a bit of slow character development, letting you know who thr characters are and the world they inhabit, but then about half hour in, the movie starts amping up the action. Yes, it does have a pretty predictable ending, but the set up was worth it. All in all, a very enjoyable movie
**Blank bullets in the Ozarks** Lucas Frost is an upstanding man trapped in the shadow of a family clan whose only legacy is drug trafficking and brutality. Desperate to build a peaceful future far from crime, he plans to marry his fiancée, Emma. However, his family plans crumble when his ex-convict cousin, Eli, commits an armed robbery gone wrong, leaving an innocent victim caught in the crossfire. Torn between his sheriff mother's warnings and an unbearable thirst for justice, Lucas turns to his stepbrother, Tuck (Nick Stahl), to hunt down the culprits. "Violent Ends" is a prime example of the narrative apathy that has become so prevalent in contemporary cinema. While we would normally have loved to enjoy a film brimming with lyrical passion in a visceral family conflict, the mediocre Powell delivers a routine and lifeless genre exercise that moves with alarming listlessness. Th…
