Shoot It Up 2024
In the gritty urban sprawl of *Shoot It Up (2024)*, two street-smart orphans, Hao and Mad, navigate a lawless city dominated by ruthless gangs—the Eagle and the King Cobra—who extort protection money from every corner.
Director: Theeradech Saphanyoo
Cast
Arthit Somnoi
Hao
Akkharadech Yodjampa
Tubtimtuay
Thanadon Siriwaew
Mad
Pai Chatnapha Khiaokham
Pukpik
Somchai Kemklad
Phad
Natthawut Saenyabut
Mhee
Chatchai Chinnasri
Chat
Prawpitsa Soontararak
Pinthip Orachorn
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shoot It Up (2024) about?
*Shoot It Up* follows Hao and Mad, two homeless teens who grow up under the shadow of Bangkok's most dangerous gangs. Recruited by a mysterious figure to assist the police, they're thrust into a deadly underworld where every strike of their weapons could mean life or death. The film explores their journey from victims to enforcers in a city drowning in corruption and violence.
Who directed Shoot It Up?
Theeradech Saphanyoo directs *Shoot It Up (2024)*, bringing a dynamic visual style to this high-stakes action thriller.
Who stars in Shoot It Up?
The film stars Arthit Somnoi and Akkharadech Yodjampa as Hao and Mad, with supporting roles from Thanadon Siriwaew, Pai Chatnapha Khiaokham, and Natthawut Saenyabut.
Is Shoot It Up (2024) worth watching?
With its adrenaline-pumping action and gritty urban setting, *Shoot It Up* delivers exactly what fans of the genre crave—fast-paced combat and moral ambiguity. While it may not redefine the genre, its raw intensity and tight runtime make it a solid pick for action enthusiasts looking for something fresh from Thai cinema.
How long is Shoot It Up?
Shoot It Up (2024) has a runtime of 94 minutes.
About Shoot It Up (2024) — Two orphans take on Bangkok's deadliest gangs
In the gritty urban sprawl of *Shoot It Up (2024)*, two street-smart orphans, Hao and Mad, navigate a lawless city dominated by ruthless gangs—the Eagle and the King Cobra—who extort protection money from every corner. Directed by Theeradech Saphanyoo, this Thai action thriller immerses viewers in a world where survival means staying one step ahead of violence, until a shadowy figure known as Captain 9 whisks them into a brutal undercover mission. Trained in martial arts weaponry, Hao and Mad must confront their past while wielding blades and firearms to dismantle the criminal empires that once ruled their streets.
The film crackles with relentless energy, blending visceral fight choreography with a raw, neon-lit atmosphere that pulses with danger and defiance. Saphanyoo crafts a story where loyalty is tested, violence is inevitable, and redemption is found only in the muzzle flash of a gun. *Shoot It Up* isn't just a fight for the city—it's a fight for identity, survival, and the brutal cost of justice.
