Your brother just got out for murder and he's NOT going back. What could go wrong?
Collin escaped the hood and found his wife and fortune. His brother Trey is paroled from a murder charge and comes to stay with him. After a disastrous accident, Trey holds Collin and friends hostage vowing he is never going back to prison
Acting
Jeremy Meeks channels real menace—'Hot Felon' can actually act.
Cinematography
Tight spaces feel genuinely suffocating, no budget excuses.
Writing
Economical 67 minutes—no fat, all escalating dread.
Director
Chris Stokes
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Jeremy Meeks became famous as the 'Hot Felon' from his 2014 mugshot—this was his dramatic lead debut.
The film explores 'black respectability politics' through Collin's success—his house becomes a battleground for who 'deserves' to escape systemic poverty.
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