• Juggernaut (2018)

    After discovering the news that his mother has taken her life, Saxon Gamble returns home, irrationally plagued by the notion that her death was not a suicide. Saxon, a man of violence, embarks on a revenge mission that shakes up the quiet town where he was born. His quest also awakens a dormant sibling rivalry that leads him on a collision course with his brother.

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Juggernaut
54
metacriticBased on 4 Critics

Release Date: March 9th, 2018

Not Yet Rated |1 hr 45 min

Plot Summary

After discovering the news that his mother has taken her life, Saxon Gamble returns home, irrationally plagued by the notion that her death was not a suicide. Saxon, a man of violence, embarks on a revenge mission that shakes up the quiet town where he was born. His quest also awakens a dormant sibling rivalry that leads him on a collision course with his brother.

Cast: Amanda Crew, Jack Kesy, Ty Olsson, Stephen McHattie, David Cubitt, Peter McRobbie, Matty Finochio, Philip Granger

Director: Daniel DiMarco

Genres: Crime drama

Keywords: Quest , Bar , Police officer , Mother , Office , Rivalry , Murder , Love , Tense , Police station , Brash , 2010s , Brother , House , Car , Mystery , Revenge , Son

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Ratings & Reviews

  • 60
    Dennis HarveyVariety

    Even if the ending falls something short of memorable, Juggernaut still holds attention as a strong, well-acted effort that effectively walks the line between dysfunctional family drama and revenge thriller. show more

  • 50
    Barry HertzThe Globe and Mail (Toronto)

    There are some small-time twists in this small-time thriller and, naturally, McHattie does solid work as one of the more slippery characters Saxon encounters in his quest for justice, but DiMarco just can't sustain enough tension or drama to power the film through a plodding 105 minutes. show more

  • 70
    Frank ScheckThe Hollywood Reporter

    Juggernaut accumulates an undeniable raw power thanks to such elements as its bleak setting, evocatively captured in Patrick Scola's dark-hued cinematography; the jittery, strings and percussion-heavy musical score by Michelle Osis; and the excellent performances. show more

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