Bad Hombres

Two undocumented immigrants take a job digging a hole to provide for their families, only to discover that their employer is a dangerous criminal. After a botched assignment, the men find themselves hunted by their boss and caught in a violent conflict involving a drug cartel and a large sum of money.

This crime thriller was directed by John Stalberg Jr., following his previous work on High School, Crypto, and Muzzle. It precedes the release of Muzzle: City of Wolves. The film was produced by Oliver Hudson, John Stalberg Jr., and Wyatt Russell, with a screenplay written by Nick Turner and Rex New. The ensemble cast includes Diego Tinoco as Felix, Hemky Madera as Alfonso, and Luke Hemsworth as Donnie, alongside Paul Johansson, Nick Cassavetes, and Thomas Jane.

The film has a runtime of 92 minutes and was produced in the United States by Buffalo 8, Lucky 13 Productions, Broken Open Pictures, and Slow Burn. Audience reception on TMDB is moderately positive, with a rating of 6.4/10 based on 14 votes. This score is higher than the rating from film critics, who gave the movie a 5.6/10 across 10 reviews.