British Action Returns With The New Trailer For AGE OF KILL!

Whether you love action movies or love great music, chances are you'll enjoy what comes next from Martin Kemp, an actor whose career also comes with an audience keen to his time as the bassist for 1980's new wave band, Spandau Ballet. Next month, he returns back to the field of action in a role clearly representative of the slate of gritty and grounded British action movies from UK-based Richwater Films.

I speak of Age Of Kill, the name of the new thriller written by Simon Cluett and director Neil Jones, centered on a black ops sniper and the mystery that unfolds when he is blackmailed by a hidden terrorist into killing six seemingly random targets in six hours, lest the enemy increase the body count himself. Among the cast are April Pearson, Philip Davis, Dexter Fletcher, Patrick Bergin, Bruce Payne and Nick Moran for the film's UK arrival on Digital/VOD and in cinemas on June 12 before releasing on DVD and Blu-Ray a few days later, courtesy of Anchor Bay.

SYNOPSIS:

Sam Blake (Martin Kemp) is running out of time. Living in the shadow of a botched mission that claimed an innocent victim, the disgraced special ops sniper is plunged into a world of darkness when his daughter is taken hostage by a sinister terrorist. Out of options and with no one to turn to, Blake is forced to carry out their evil bidding and must assassinate six seemingly random targets within six hours on the streets of London.  

As chaos reigns and the body count rises, the city’s fragile political climate is threatened. If shattered, the consequences would be catastrophic. With his old unit closing in and his daughter at the mercy of a psychopath, every second counts.

Adkins, Nunn Reteam For ELIMINATORS For WWE Studios, Richwater

Martial arts action star and actor Scott Adkins can chalk another to his own slate of film appearances between now and next year. With Close Range wrapped, Jarhead: The Siege already underway and Undisputed 4 to begin this June, it's a great time to stay excited for the Brit screenfighter whose career is a list of popular action hits that have played a huge role in maintaining the martial arts fanbase.

For this, we turn to an exclusive report from Variety that states Adkins's forthcoming role in the new film, Eliminators, which begins filming in London possibly this May, reuniting Adkins with filmmaker James Nunn following their work on the 2013 pound-for-pound revenge fight thriller, Green Street 3. The film joins Adkins with Dead Man Down (2013) co-star, professional wrestler and actor stage-named Wade Barrett in a story that will forces a U.S. federal agent out of a witness protection program to get his daughter to safety while taking on Europe's most deadly assassin.

The film is just one of two for which WWE Studios announced its production/financing partnership behind UK-based company Richwater Films, the same studio behind hits such as Vendetta and its upcoming sequel starring Danny Dyer; The other film will be Rampage, which pits an American counterterrorism operative with an English MI5 agent in London to foil a terrorist plot. There's no word yet on who will star while filming is said to begin next year.

This particular update is just one in a bunch of things WWE Studios has its hands in at the moment on top of mananging its own roster, the latest being The Marine 4 from director William Kaufman. Kaufman is currently on location in Bulgaria helming Jarhead: The Siege with Adkins, who is also poised to appear in the long-awaited zombie thriller, Re-Kill, and the Ariel Vromen-directed Criminal this August.

Stay tuned stay tuned for more info!