Havoc

Cast

Bijou Phillips
as Emily

Anne Hathaway
as Allison

Shiri Appleby
as Amanda

Michael Biehn
as Stuart Lang

Joseph Gordon-Levitt
as Sam

Freddy Rodriguez
as Hector

Laura San Giacomo
as Joanna Lang

Mike Vogel
as Toby

Raymond Cruz
as Chino

Alexis Dziena
as Sasha

Channing Tatum
as Nick

Johnny Vasquez
as Manuel

John Morrissey
as Richard

Sam Bottoms
as Lt. Maris

Laura Breckenridge
as Runaway

Paul Couture
as Cocaine boy

Terri Hanauer
as Lt. Kovaleski

Sam Hennings
as Mr. Rubin

Jossaro Jinaro
as Hector's Girlfriend

Rana McAnear
as PLC Crew

Jillian McWhirter
as Police Officer No. 2

Matt O'Leary
as Eric

Richard Pagano
as Teacher

JD Pardo
as Todd Rosenberg

Cecilia Peck
as Mrs. Rubin

Josh Peck
as Josh Rubin

Alysia Joy Powell
as Desiree

Ken Reichling
as Police Officer

Luis Robledo
as Ace

Robert Shapiro
as Lawyer

John Eric Staley
as Los Angeles Cop

John Thomas
as Male Cop

Jocelyn Towne
as Female Cop No. 1

Tammy Trull
as Young Mother

Angela Meryl
as Dinah

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Critic Reviews for Havoc

Audience Reviews for Havoc

• Feb 06, 2017

  Funny how much more famous the actors playing the background gangsters got than the one playing the leader.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Dec 19, 2010

  See, originally I didnt want to see this, but then I was foolish and changed my mind. I have now wasted an hour and a half of my life. I usually love Anne Hathaway and Joseph Gordon Levitt, but this movie was crap. Honestly, I cant even decide which I hated more: the acting, or the characters themselves. It was just bad, and the type of movie that I hate watching. Stupid teenagers get into trouble because they think they are the shit then everything gets out of control and it sucks to be them. Blah blah blah. Never watching this again. And Im just going to try and forget that I ever saw Anne Hathaway sink down to this level and try to be something she so clearly isnt/doesnt understand. What did this movie teach me? Teenagers need to smarten-the-fuck-up!
  Sarah . Super Reviewer
• Jun 09, 2010

  A bleak tale of some Valley kids who playact the gangsta lifestyle and get in over their heads when they clash with a genuine East-LA gang. Anne Hathaway is suitably conflicted as Allyson, whose home life consists of a recovering addict mother (Laura San Giacomo) and an absentee father (Michael Biehn), neither of whom seem inclined to give their daughter the love and protection that she needs. Freddy Rodriguez is frighteningly menacing as Hector, the gang's leader. A certain dread pervades throughout the film as one knows this is destined to end badly, and on that score, it does not disappoint. Bad things happen, but in a completely ambiguous fashion that leaves one without any sense of closure. It is frightening simply because the gangsta culture is so sanitized by Hollywood and the music industry, that many do not see the inherent dangers. This film attempts to highlight those dangers, but not as effectively as it might have done had the filmmakers given us a memorable closing scene. This just kind of fizzled out.
  

  Mark A Super Reviewer
• Oct 22, 2009

  Not as good as the lady at Hollywood Video said it was gonna be.Shows what happens when dumb rich kids try to cross over to the darkside
  Brody M Super Reviewer

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