Rapid Fire

About This Movie

So, 'Rapid Fire' is this gritty piece that dives into a bank heist gone wildly wrong in Norco, California. It’s got this raw, urgent pacing that pulls you right into the chaos. The film really captures the tension of the shootout, which is based on a true story, and it’s almost hard to watch at points because of the sheer intensity. The practical effects lend a sense of realism that you don’t see much today—everything feels so immediate. The performances, especially from the militia members, have a desperate edge that really sells their motivations. You can feel the heat of the California sun and the weight of the desperation—they kind of linger in the air.

Intense depiction of a real-life event · Focuses on the psychological pressure of crime · Effective use of practical effects for realism