Greg Friedman

Greg Friedman’s filmography? Yeah, it’s a wild mix. Let’s talk “Fast Charlie” first. This one’s got that gritty, no-nonsense energy you only get when the stakes are sky-high and bullets are flying. Charlie Swift’s a fixer—think hitman with a weirdly solid moral code (if you can call it that), who’s spent years cleaning up after the mob’s messes. Suddenly, his world gets flipped upside down when the boss he’s been loyal to gets whacked. Now, Charlie’s gotta use every street-smart trick he knows to survive, outsmarting rivals who want to see him six feet under. There’s double-crossing, sharp dialogue, and a touch of dark humor—not to mention a trail of bodies that just keeps growing. Jump to “57 Seconds.” Totally different vibe—more sci-fi thriller this time. Franklin, a tech blogger, stumbles on a mysterious ring that lets him jump back in time exactly 57 seconds. Sounds cool, right? Except, messing with time never ends well. He gets tangled up with ruthless corporate types and starts using the ring to get revenge, but it all spirals out of control. It’s one of those “be careful what you wish for” stories, packed with tension and some seriously wild twists. Don’t sleep on “Motor City” either. Bare-knuckle, blue-collar, and absolutely relentless, it’s all about revenge in the underbelly of Detroit. Each film’s got its own flavor, but they’re all rough around the edges—just the way fans of gritty thrillers like it.