Writer and director Deon Taylor (Supremacy) is currently making headway readying his next narrative film project, .38, a police drama which tackles the interwoven tales of cops, civilians and criminals in a single night on the dangerous streets of St. Louis, Missouri. That news comes in the wake of the recent campaign for the April rollout of his next completed thriller, Traffik, which now has a trailer circulating and looks to stir some rightful hype as an exciting thriller with Omar Epps, Paula Patton and Luke Goss starring.
In the action packed thriller, Patton and Epps play a couple who are off for a romantic weekend in the mountains, isolated at a remote estate. The couple are surprised by the arrival of two friends, Sanchez and Alonso when the weekend takes a dark turn. The foursome are forced to fight for their lives in this action packed thriller and will stop at nothing to protect their secrets.The rather timely release of news over .38 was a pretty smart move as it gets people looking in Taylor's direction with Traffik now signaling moviegoers, and the trailer itself looks equally amazing. The tagline on the poster itself also helps illuminate much more on what the new thriller alludes as the footage also shows a woman, beaten and bloodied seemingly on the run. The rest is pretty much history with the messaging there which definitely makes this a much more layered work from Taylor.
Roselyn Sanchez and Laz Alonso also star along with Missi Pyle, Dawn Oliveri and William Fichtner for the film's theatrical release on April 27 from Lionsgate's Codeblack Films. Check the trailer below!
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