Dark Horse

About This Movie

So, Dark Horse is this action flick that takes a bit of a different route. It’s got that 80s vibe, though the director isn't really known for much else. The pacing feels just right—there's enough build-up to keep you engaged, but it doesn’t drag. The story kicks off when Nick and his buddy Mac get involved with a mother whose son is heading to a training camp in South America. The atmosphere is gritty, and you can feel the tension throughout. The performances are solid, especially the chemistry between the leads. What stands out, though, is the practical effects used in the action scenes; they lend a certain authenticity that digital effects just can't replicate. It’s a curious piece of 80s action cinema, for sure.

Solid action sequences rooted in practical effects · Distinctive 80s atmosphere · Interesting character dynamics between leads