Uwe Boll’s Buddy Cop Thriller First Shift Gets A UK Trailer

Critics it’s time to run to the hills, Raging Boll is back! Plaion Pictures have released the UK Trailer for Uwe Boll‘s buddy cop thriller First Shift.

The German filmmaker has been notorious for many things unfortunately for the wrong reasons. A reputation of taking on film critics who rip his films apart then challenging them to a boxing match.

He’s back with a ‘buddy cop’ crime drama that starring Gino Anthony Pesi as Deo Russo and Kristen Renton as Officer Angela Dutton. First Shift is set in New York, an old school cop is paired with a rookie cop who spends all her time on social media. The pair attempt to get on together as they embark on a day on the streets.

You can look at this one two ways: Embrace the bad acting, the poor dialogue enjoy the cheese fest. Or simply ignore this and spend your money wisely elsewhere, your choice.

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Get ready for a thrilling, action-packed ride that dives headlong into a day in the lives of two New York law enforcement officers, who meet for their First Shift together and embark on a day on the road, tackling everything from drug lords and murder, to rescuing a stranded dog when his owner is taken ill suddenly.

Angie (Renton) is a rookie cop, who’s just starting out and loves documenting her whole life on social media, Deo (Pesi) is a long-in-the-tooth, old-school detective, who isn’t afraid to voice his opinions on modern life and has no time or patience with this generation and their new-fangled ways. See fireworks fly as this opposing pair try to find some common ground, while tackling a dangerous day on the streets.

Get ready for your First Shift and take a thrilling ride with your new favourite buddy cop caper.

The film also stars James McMenamin, Daniel Sauli, Tamara Della Anderson, Brandi Bravo, and Gary Pastore. First Shift will be released on Digital Platforms in the UK and Ireland from 19th May.