Early reports of the thriller played up the fact that '80s "It Girl" Molly Ringwald is in the film, but there's no trace of her in the trailer. (Unless we blinked.) Instead, Reeves is getting cozy with an actress who was born in the '80s: Ana Ularu.

Also, there are guns. Lots of guns.

The movie opens in theaters, On Demand, and Digital HD on July 13.

The film was written by Scott B. Smith, who also wrote the screenplay for underrated '90s crime drama "A Simple Plan" and cult horror film "The Ruins." Matthew Ross ("Frank and Lola") directed.