About Bullet Head (HBO)

"Bullet Head" is a 2017 American-Bulgarian crime thriller film written and directed by Paul Solet. This gritty and dramatic story revolves around three career criminals who find themselves in a warehouse with the law closing in and an even worse threat waiting inside - a nigh unstoppable killer dog.

Making/Production

The film was shot in Bulgaria, with Paul Solet at the helm as the director. He intricately wrote this thriller to keep the audiences on the edge of their seats. Millennium Films was behind the production of this nail-biting crime thriller.

Actors

• Adrien Brody - He played the role of Stacy, a seasoned criminal, and he characteristically imbibed the role with depth and intensity.
• John Malkovich - He played Walker, a wise veteran criminal, whose performance added gravitas to the tale.
• Rory Culkin - He played Gage, the youngest of the trio, executing his role with strong emotional undertones.
• Antonio Banderas - He essayed the character of Blue, effectively providing the villainous edge to the story.

Trivia/Interesting Facts

• Antonio Banderas and John Malkovich previously worked together in the film "Shadow of the Vampire" (2000).
• This is Rory Culkin's second movie, after "You Can Count on Me," where he's part of a criminal act.
• Despite being American characters, Stacy and Walker drive a car with a steering wheel on the right side.

Quotes

• "Everyone has a past with things they do not wish to remember." - Walker
• "In this business, the moment you catch feelings is the moment you catch a bullet." - Stacy
• "Justice is not a concept we all agree on." - Blue

Music, Soundtrack

• "The Plan" - A tense and suspenseful track that perfectly sets the tone for the movie.
• "Warehouse Showdown" - A thrilling music piece that accompanies the climactic fight scene.
• "Aftermath" - A haunting piece that closes the movie on a melancholic note.

The movie has not won any major awards but has been applauded for its thrilling content and commendable performances by the actors.