This time they messed with the wrong guy!
Danny Trejo plays 'Bullet' a tough cop who takes the law into his own hands when his grandson is kidnapped.
Danny Trejo Seri DeYoung Torsten Voges Jonathan Banks Kyle Villalovos Eve Mauro Eric St. John Gerald Webb Tinsel Korey Eric Etebari John Savage Julia Dietze Derek Anthony Robert Blanche Max Perlich Elizabeth Gast Chuck Hittinger Alison Ball Blanca Blanco Emilio Rivera Mario E. Garcia James Evans J. Anthony Pena Noel Gugliemi Marcus Natividad Dakota Black Phil Graciano Oliver S. James Miguel Robo Sanchez Deina Torres Camille Solari Clementine Heath Ellen Yuen Isaac C. Singleton Jr. Tara Hunnewell Clint Jung Christina Fuentes Kimo Leopoldo Derrick Delaney Gerald Webb
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