Brandon Dunlap

Brandon Dunlap’s got a wild filmography, honestly. Speed Faster? That one’s basically an adrenaline shot for your eyeballs—think high-octane car chases, impossible stunts, and that classic action-movie wisecracking, but with Dunlap’s own flavor. He doesn’t just play the hotshot driver; he basically owns the role, crashing through obstacles both literal and metaphorical. It’s not just about fast cars (though, let’s be real, the cars are insane), but the whole thing is wrapped up in this story about loyalty, risk, and a guy who can’t stop until he’s crossed every finish line—even if it means burning a few bridges on the way. Now, Rhino King (2025), that’s a left turn. Dunlap goes from pedal-to-the-metal to full-on animal kingdom hero. This one’s got him out in the wild, battling poachers, protecting rhinos, and dealing with some pretty gnarly moral dilemmas. It’s not just a nature flick. There are some surprisingly deep moments, heavy on the conservation message, but also peppered with action scenes that make you forget you’re learning something. Dunlap brings a mix of grit and heart—one second he’s wrestling bad guys, next he’s having a quiet moment with a rhino calf. Weirdly wholesome. And then there’s Four Amigos (2022). Yeah, you’ll laugh, maybe groan, but you’ll probably end up rooting for this ragtag crew. Dunlap’s comedic timing keeps things from getting too cheesy, and the group dynamic is honestly half the fun. The plot? Think friendship, chaos, and a lot of questionable decisions. All in all, Dunlap’s movies are a trip—he doesn’t do boring.