This film focuses on a group of assassins called The Collective, whose mission is to target untouchable billionaires who feel the laws don’t apply to them. In an attempt to end a sophisticated human trafficking ring, characters Sam Alexander and Hugo, played by Lucas Till and Tyrese Gibson, must complete the mission with their backs against the wall. The Collective offers an enticing storyline that focuses strictly on the mission at hand and isn’t distracted by many allowing for an action-packed movie.
In addition to Till and Gibson, the film stars Rubi Rose, Don Johnson, Paul Ben-Victor, and Mercedes . The dynamic between each character adds to the overall story and showcases their talents, creating a space that keeps the audience engaged and invested in the plot. The Knockturnal spoke with DeNucci about the film and what he feels fans will enjoy about it. He also discussed what it was like working with the cast and his creative process while filming on a short schedule.
The Knockturnal: Tell me a little bit about the film and what do you hope fans and viewers will take away from it?
Tom DeNucci:
The Knockturnal: What was your creative process like for this film? How long did the overall process take?
Tom DeNucci:
The Knockturnal: What was the hardest artistic choice you made in the making of this film, at any stage in production?
Tom DeNucci:
The Knockturnal: What was it like working with the entire cast? What was a typical day like on set? Any fun memories?
Tom DeNucci:
The Knockturnal: If someone were to ask you to describe this film in 3 words, which words would you use?
Tom DeNucci:
The Knockturnal: Along with being a director, you’re also a producer, actor, and writer. So when you step into each role, what’s something that you keep in mind?
Tom DeNucci:
The Knockturnal: Please tell us about your upcoming projects or anything else you would like to mention?
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