Plenty of nice movies are set in one location. However Joe Lynch's forthcoming bloody action flick Everly appearance rather less cerebral than 12 Angry Men. Salma Friedrich August von Hayek plays the titular character: a girl WHO finds herself fighting a guerilla war in her living against a military of assassins when her angry ex, a Yakuza boss, guarantees her that she won't leave the building alive.

Everly happens to ail this prediction, particularly since her mother and female offspring are in peril, and is ready to confront the criminals no matter how many bullets it takes. The trailer of Everly may be a barrage of shooting and fight scenes interspersed with the occasional little bit of dialogue, because the Yakuza boss sends groups of men to get Everly, just to be gunned down or blown up.

The script for Everly, is written by Yale Hannon, who also wrote Hollywood Black List in 2010 and produced by Radius-TWC, don't be shocked if you see this film in Netflix, This explicit trailer was originally shown at Comic-Con 2014, wherever kill explained that the picture show was recorded chronologically in order that the area can become battle-worn and be seen to degrade in a similar strategy that Hayek's character will.

On the other hand, to date there has been little within the process of selling for it. Lynch's previous films embody LARPing comedy Knights of Badassdom and an awfully cool magazine short referred to as Venom: Truth in Journalism, which mimicked the fashion of Man Bites Dog.
For those that love action movies with an easy premise and square measure intrigued by the idea of watching one set entirely in one location, Everly positively appears like a pleasant chunk of recreation to assist start up 2015.
Everly is ready for VOD unleash on Jan 23rd, 2015 and restricted theatrical unleash on February 27th.