The best David Frye’s movies
Today we present the best David Frye’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best David Frye’s movies.
12 Rounds
5.6/10
When New Orleans Police Detective Danny Fisher stops a brilliant thief from getting away with a multimillion-dollar heist, the thief's girlfriend is accidentally killed. After escaping from prison, the criminal mastermind enacts his revenge, taunting Danny with 12 rounds of near-impossible puzzles and tasks that he must somehow complete to save the life of the woman he loves.
Anacondas: Trail of Blood
2.9/10
A genetically created Anaconda, cut in half, regenerates itself into two aggressive giant snakes, due to the Blood Orchid.
Today You Die
4.1/10
A former thief who is trying to go straight seeks vengeance on those who framed him.
Walking Tall: The Payback
4.7/10
A man goes back to his hometown that is now overrun with crime and single-handedly takes justice into his own hands.
Conspiracy
4.6/10
A Gulf War veteran with PTSD (Kilmer) heads to a small town to find his friend. When he arrives his friend and his family have vanished and the townsfolk afraid to answer questions about their disappearance. He soon discovers that the town is owned and controlled by one man (Gary Cole) and he doesn't like people asking questions.
Any Day
4.9/10
Following his release from prison, an ex-fighter meets a woman who helps him put his life back together.
The Art of War III: Retribution
2.7/10
When international diplomacy comes up short, extreme measures must be taken. In the newest installment of The Art of War, Agent Neil Shaw (Treach) is on a covert mission to stop North Korean terrorists from obtaining a nuclear bomb. But when the deal turns deadly, Shaw is drawn into the crossfire to save a beautiful facilitator (Sung Hi Lee) and ends up framed for murder...
Project Solitude
5.1/10
"Proefessor John Sola (Eric Roberts) wants to do a human experiment about authority. When his subjects start dying one by one, he learns that somebody else wants to do a project about Solitude."
