Allen Cheney

Allen Cheney’s got his fingerprints all over some wild flicks lately. You’ve got “Flight Risk” (2025), which dives into the chaos of running from your past—literally, there’s a whole mess with a mysterious passenger, a plane in the middle of nowhere, and secrets dripping out faster than jet fuel. It’s the kind of movie that keeps you guessing who’s really the bad guy, and honestly, you’ll probably end up suspecting everyone at some point. Then there’s “Bandit” (2022), which is a wild ride through the world of heists, old-school robberies, and the kind of criminal charm that makes you root for the bad guy even though you know you shouldn’t. The story moves quick, bouncing from clever schemes to close calls, and the characters—man, they’re a colorful bunch. And “Armor” (2024) brings a totally different vibe: gritty, desperate, and raw. This one’s all about survival, trust issues, and people doing whatever it takes to protect their own, even if that means bending every rule in the book. Cheney’s films don’t shy away from tough choices, messy consequences, or that blurry line between right and wrong. If you’re into movies that punch you in the gut and make you question who you’d be when everything’s on the line, his stuff’s the ticket. There’s tension, there’s heart, and yeah, sometimes there’s a twist that’ll leave your jaw on the floor.