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Cast

Steve Austin
as Jack Conrad/Jack Riley

Vinnie Jones
as Ewan McStarley

Madeline West

Rick Hoffman
as Goldman

Victoria Mussett
as Julie

Robert Mammone
as Ian Breckel

Tory Mussett
as Julie

Samantha Healy
as Bella

Luke Pegler
as Baxter

Masa Yamaguchi
as Go Saiga

Emelia Burns
as Yasantwa `Rio' Adei

Dasi Ruz
as Rosa Pacheco

Steve Harman
as Baxter Guard No.1

Steve Morris
as Baxter Guard No.2

Nigel Harbach
as Baxter Guard No.3

Marcus Johnson
as Kreston Mackie

Lani John Tupu
as El Salvador Warden

Peter Kent
as El Salvador Scout

Andy McPhee
as The German

Kurt Durval
as Control Room Technician

Jesse Pikler-Brembly
as Control Room Technician

Rai Fazio
as The Italian

Kaitlyn Clare
as Control Room Technician

Josh Futcher
as Control Room Technician

Miranda Podleska
as Control Room Technician

Angie Milliken
as Donna Sereno

Christopher Baker
as Eddie C

Jared Robinson
as Mike

Madeleine West
as Sarah

Sullivan Stapleton
as Wilkins

Jared Robinsen
as Mike

Andrew Buchanan
as Lyle

Brad Hayes
as Farland

Ty Hungerford
as Baxter Guard No.4

John Orcsik
as Belarus Warden

John Brently Reynolds
as Belarus Convict No.1

Mick Glancy
as Camouflage Cameraman

Greg Jones
as Gamouflage Guard

Mick Roughan
as Belarus Convict No.2

John Walton
as Belarus Convict No.3

Anthony Chan
as Control Room Technician

Manu Bennett
as Paco Pacheco

Grant Piro
as Moyer

Jacy Lewis
as Wilkin's Assistant

Chris Palframan
as Belarus Cameraman

Domenic Brancatisano
as The Arab

Trent Sullivan
as Michael

Joey Massey
as Scotty

Martin Challis
as Burdick

Neil Pigot
as Meranto

James Stewart
as Belarus Scout

Evert McQueen
as El Salvador Cameraman

Brad McMurray
as El Salvador, Guard #1

Daniel Pirrone-Cook
as El Salvador Guard #2

Robbie Reltano
as Latino Convict

Jimmy Christiansen
as Lone Technician

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• Jul 29, 2014

  Surprisingly entertaining film, The Condemned manages to be a fun, entertaining two hours of low budget filmmaking. The concept is a bit derivative from Gamer, which I quite enjoyed, but nonetheless, this is a worthy action thriller well worth your time if you enjoy a low budget action popcorn ride. Well thought out despite a few clichéd ideas, The Condemned is a cool film for what it is, and it does manage to entertain you well enough for two hours and the film is pretty solidly executed for low budget filmmaking. Before going into this one, expect something enjoyable and mindless and you're sure to like it. The film has its weak moments of course, but this is sheer must see material for action buffs. The script, acting and the setting are quite interesting, and well thought out. I thought that Vinnie Jones and Steve Austin were quite good here, and they delivered something truly intense, unflinching and above all riveting. This is one of those movies that shouldn't be passed up due to its sheer entertainment value. I recommend this film to anyone that loves the genre, and even if it's a formulaic idea, it's still fun to watch because there are enough action moments to make this one stand out among other low budget action film. The film is flawed, but nonetheless, it's a worthy affair, a film that is riveting, action packed and never dull. For action buffs, The Condemned is cool, thrilling and a must see piece of film that deserves to be seen by a larger audience. Due to its low budget status, and terrific, engaging action and concept, I'm sure that this film will surely become a future cult classic, as it most definitely deserves it.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Aug 05, 2013

  It's violent and possess action sequences that is arguably forgettable. The Condemned is a low-grade attempt in garnering the lethal impact of a typical action movie. 2.5/5
  

  Eugene B Super Reviewer
• Apr 30, 2013

  It may be quite terribly scripted and directed, but it did offer some good acting. The tagline was a big lie, but I like the idea of Karma. The film just makes me mad, morally.
  

  Sylvester K Super Reviewer
• Dec 21, 2012

  Well what have we here, an early 'Expendables' type fighter? a 'Battle Royale' copy? or maybe just a 'Running Man' type thriller? well all this and many more films gone before. The plot...a group of the most violent criminals are hand picked and dumped on a remote island. Each has a small bomb attached to their ankle which will detonate after a certain time limit. They have nothing but their skills to survive and the odd package dropped from a chopper. Only one can be left standing before the time runs out and that last man wins his freedom, FIGHT!!!. So yes I think we have all seen this before, the general idea, and one can assume it will pretty much be like all the rest. It is a bit like a cheaper, low key, grittier 'Expendables' but with guys that aren't overly famous but a good selection of character hardmen and fighters of you will. Vinnie Jones, Nathan Jones and Austin are the bigger names here whilst other criminals are made up of really well built blokes and some good fighters like Masa Yamaguchi. Of course the plot isn't like the Sly vehicle but it is a nice ensemble of hardasses. The whole film plays out like one setup after another, one fight, a bit of plot, then another fight etc...The fights vary from pretty cool to nothing much but its all very violent and bloody, not for the PG crowd that's for sure. All the characters have your standard backgrounds, the hero Austin is of course ex-Delta Force whilst Vinnie is ex-SAS gone bad, bog standard military guff really. All the while its watched by the internet crew and their boss who set it all up for profit and morbid kicks...tut tut so naughty. It does work well really, can't lie, its good fun to watch but obviously stupid. Would they really include women? surely that would be rather unfair. The violence in some parts is quite close to bone really, Vinnie and his partner rape a women to death then find her husband (also a criminal) and burn him to death after beating him half to death!! so yeah bit sick. You could say its even like 'Call of Duty' or any FPS, but with bloody murder and fights instead of gun runnin'. When the odd help package is dropped into the 'game' it does feel like a videogame of sorts. Its certainly balls to the wall with guts n headbutts and the perfect action vehicle. Nothing original and no real surprises other than Vinnie being really quite evil, but its undeniably fun despite Austin being a plank and the ending being a big anti climax for the two main guys.
  Phil H Super Reviewer

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