Deeno Dennis

Bazooka is the kind of movie that just doesn’t give you time to breathe. Deeno Dennis takes the lead, and man, he’s not messing around. The film kicks off with a heist gone sideways—classic, right? Except, nothing about it is typical. The crew is a mishmash of old-school crooks and new-blood techies, so you get this wild clash of methods. Deeno’s character, you can tell he’s been around the block, but he’s got his own secrets he’s not sharing with anyone, not even his crew. The thing that really sets this movie apart? The pacing. One minute you’re laughing at some snarky banter, next thing you know, bullets are flying and people are double-crossing left and right. There’s this underlying tension, like you’re waiting for someone to snap. And just when you think you’ve figured out who’s playing who, the story flips on you. Honestly, it’s refreshing to watch a crime thriller that doesn’t spoon feed you. The city itself almost feels like another character—gritty, loud, and kind of claustrophobic. Every alley and rooftop’s got a story. The cinematography’s got this raw, punchy style, and the soundtrack just keeps your heart thumping. Deeno Dennis really leans into the role, giving his character a mix of swagger and vulnerability. By the end, you’re not sure who to root for, and honestly, that’s half the fun. If you’re into sharp dialogue, unpredictable twists, and a bit of chaos, Bazooka delivers.