You can usually expect to have a good time when you see a Joseph Merhi-directed PM Entertainment movie and Zero Tolerance from 1995 is no exception, starring Robert Patrick as an FBI agent out for revenge against the cartel that killed his family.

The head of a heist crew in Boston, Doug MacRay plots a series of escalating heists even as the FBI begins to close in and he becomes romantically involved with a woman who witnessed one of the gang’s jobs.

After escaping The Tomb in the first Escape Plan, Ray Breslin has to find a new super prison, Hades, that his protege Shu has been thrown into in the sequel to the 2013 Arnold/Stallone team-up.

Transformers: Age of Extinction is less a movie and more an experience you have to try and survive.

Transformers: Age of Extinction closes out the Summer as possibly the worst Michael Bay movie of all time, at least according to critics.

After the Battle of Chicago, the Transformers have fallen on incredibly hard times, with Optimus ending up as a rusted hulk of his former self but a Texas mechanic jolts him back to life just in time to fight off a new threat.

Blowing up after playing the ultimate villain on Lost, Titus Welliver has appeared in a number of shows and movies, usually as some sort of law enforcement.