Bad Country 2014
In the gritty streets of Baton Rouge, detective Bud Carter makes a high-stakes power play when he arrests contract killer Jesse Weiland and flips him into an undercover informant.
Director: Chris Brinker
Cast
Matt Dillon
Jesse Weiland
Willem Dafoe
Bud Carter
Neal McDonough
Daniel Kiersey
Amy Smart
Lynn Weiland
Christopher Rodriguez Marquette
Martin Fitch
Don Yesso
Captain Bannock
Kevin Chapman
Daniel Morris
Bill Duke
John Nokes
Tom Berenger
Lutin Adams
Christopher Denham
Tommy Weiland
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bad Country (2014) about?
*Bad Country* follows detective Bud Carter as he transforms a captured contract killer, Jesse Weiland, into a crucial informant to dismantle a powerful crime ring. As Jesse navigates the treacherous world of betrayal and violence, the story explores the high stakes of trust and the blurred lines between law and survival.
Who directed Bad Country?
Chris Brinker directed *Bad Country (2014)*, bringing a sharp focus to its crime-drama atmosphere with tight pacing and moody visuals.
Who stars in Bad Country?
The film features Matt Dillon as detective Bud Carter, alongside Willem Dafoe, Neal McDonough, and Amy Smart in pivotal roles.
Is Bad Country (2014) worth watching?
With its blend of crime, action, and Southern noir aesthetics, *Bad Country* offers a solid watch for fans of morally complex dramas. While it may not be a mainstream blockbuster, its tense storyline and strong performances make it a compelling choice for crime enthusiasts.
How long is Bad Country?
*Bad Country* runs for 95 minutes.
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About Bad Country (2014) — A Gritty Crime Drama with Matt Dillon and Willem Dafoe
In the gritty streets of Baton Rouge, detective Bud Carter makes a high-stakes power play when he arrests contract killer Jesse Weiland and flips him into an undercover informant. Carter's bold gamble sets off a tense cat-and-mouse game against the South's most ruthless crime syndicate, where loyalty is currency and betrayal means a death sentence.
Directed by Chris Brinker, *Bad Country (2014)* dives into the murky underworld of organized crime, blending raw action with the moral ambiguity of its morally conflicted characters. With a mood drenched in neon-lit shadows and rain-slicked alleys, this drama unfolds like a Southern noir, where every alliance is fragile and the line between cop and criminal blurs. Expect a story that's as much about survival as it is about justice.
