Nailed (2006)

User Rating:

4.4/10   

Director:

Adrian O'Connell

Writer:

Stephen McAnena (writer)

Genre:

Crime | Horror | Thriller

Plot:

"Nailed" is a thriller about two men who break into a house looking for valuables, and find instead a man lying on a bed...

Plot Keywords:

Ghost Story | Ego | Pride | Compton | Rap

Cast

Charles Porter	...	Keller
Wilson Jermaine Heredia	...	Adam
Sam Sarpong	...	Scott Scott
Veronica Borchi	...	Sky
George LePorte	...	Gino
Samantha Mumba	...	Sapphire
Ray Stoney	...	Rafael
Marshal Hilton	...	Estevez
Henry Maguire	...	Sheehan
Bashir Salahuddin	...	Willis
Chase Polan	...	Candi the Dancer
Rory Zacher	...	Joey the Bartender
Patrick Casey	...	Shep
Marcel Donea	...	Angelo
Steve Shaheen	...	SWAT Captain Beckford

MPAA:

Rated R for violence/gore, drug use and language.

Runtime:

UK:90 min

Country:

USA | UK

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

USA:R | Australia:MA | Singapore:NC-16

Filming Locations:

Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, UK

Company:

Ben Katz Productions

Trivia:

This film began as a low-budget horror film, shot in Belfast, Ireland, when the script came to the attention of American producer Ben Katz, who was shooting _Johnny Was (2005)_ in Belfast. Katz was so pleased with the script that he offered the services of several of his actors to the project, allowing for the addition of Charles Porter, Sam Sarpong and Wilson Heredia to the cast. The script was quickly rewritten to suit American actors, such that it would take place in Brooklyn instead of Belfast.

Disheartening

I saw this movie because one of the actresses in it was a friend from high school. I was excited to see it for this very reason. I must say I was happy to see her in the movie, but this was an excruciating film to sit through. I felt like the person responsible for this film's creation was simply trying to put out a movie for the sake of putting out a movie. Very poor in just about every aspect I could think of. Boring and mundane. I can't imagine producing something like this. Any credibility I might have had as a film maker would be flushed right down the commode. I can't believe a product like this would even make it to the shelves of a movie store. Honestly, my kids could probably produce something more entertaining with their camcorder. Unbelievably painful to watch. Please watch paint dry. You will feel you spent your time more productively than if you watch this film. I am embarrassed to admit I watched it from beginning to end.