The Squad: Home Run

About This Movie

So, The Squad: Home Run feels gritty and raw, like it really pulls you into this dark world of vengeance. Niels Cartier's character is layered—his past haunts him, and you can feel the weight of that tragedy. The pacing is tight, keeping you on the edge, and the action scenes are pretty well choreographed, with a blend of practical effects that ground the violence. It’s not just another action flick; it digs into themes of loss and redemption. The interplay between Niels and the gang adds a layer of tension that’s palpable. There’s a certain atmosphere throughout that feels heavy, almost suffocating, which works for the narrative they’re building here.

Gritty atmosphere with strong emotional undercurrents · Interesting character study of loss and redemption · Practical effects enhance realism in action scenes