Cover-Up

About This Movie

Cover-Up, directed by Manny Coto, is a gritty look into the murky world of political journalism. Mike Anderson, portrayed with a rugged intensity, finds himself intertwined in a web of danger that feels both timely and notable. The pacing shifts between tense action sequences and quieter, introspective moments, giving you room to breathe as the stakes rise. I appreciate the practical effects used during the action scenes—there's a rawness that CGI often lacks. The film's exploration of truth versus deception feels very relevant, and the atmosphere is thick with paranoia. It’s not a perfect film, but there’s a certain charm in its earnestness that can resonate with those who dig deeper into genre cinema.

Released on VHS and DVD; later got a Blu-ray remaster. · Coto's direction leans heavily into dark, atmospheric storytelling. · Features a mostly practical effects approach for its action sequences. · Shot on location, capturing a gritty sense of realism.