Mob Land is a lacklustre and uninspiring film, with a generic premise and sloppy execution.
The protagonist's coerced into stealing from some place, just because. When robbing the place, Trey shoots the guy because his voice's recognized, yet doesn't make sure he's dead, so that he can let it be known who did it... That's just poor writing right there, leaving little development to take place beyond this. The characters and performances are pretty much non-existent, with the dialogue as dull as dishwater. Dorff's presence is felt somewhat, but the film just contains no grit given the subject matter.
The protagonist's coerced into stealing from some place, just because. When robbing the place, Trey shoots the guy because his voice's recognized, yet doesn't make sure he's dead, so that he can let it be known who did it... That's just poor writing right there, leaving little development to take place beyond this. The characters and performances are pretty much non-existent, with the dialogue as dull as dishwater. Dorff's presence is felt somewhat, but the film just contains no grit given the subject matter.