Shot Caller
Directed by Ric Roman Waugh
Een familieman moet de cel in waar hij al snel de kneepjes van het gevangenisleven leert kennen. Hierdoor wordt hij als het ware tot een soort gangster getransformeerd.
Where to Watch Shot Caller
Shot Caller Ratings & Reviews
- Franck Quinn12 april 2026This is an underrated movie . Plausible story . Learn the hard way of staying alive inside the joint
- javierdlopez23 december 2024Suprisingly phenomenal. Well written, great acting. A sleeper hit in my book.
- JoshuaW1 maart 2026Great Movie 🍿! Not exactly how I thought the movie would end. But, that doesn’t mean I didn’t like it, 👍🏼👍🏼. 3 1/2 out of 5✨. Heavy is the head that wears the 👑.
- stevencraigie42729 december 2025Awesome 👍👍👍
- praug513 oktober 2025Very good, well written story line, great acting.
- KGM SOSA8 oktober 2025Shot Caller isn’t just another prison or gangster movie; it’s layered, intricate & unexpectedly artistic. What sets it apart is that it doesn’t follow a clichè hardened lifelong criminal. Instead, our protagonist begins as a completely different man: a decent, well educated, harmless, honest family man with a corporate job, who makes a devastating mistake. One DUI car accident, one life lost & he’s sentenced to prison. From there, his story is less about crime & more about survival. In order not to become a victim, he’s forced to put in work & follow the orders of the prison’s shot callers. What begins as a short sentence stretches into years & in the process, the harmless family man slowly transforms into the yard’s top shot caller himself - a man respected, feared, & utterly changed. What makes this film genius is its artistic dual timeline storytelling. We see both versions of Jacob “Money” simultaneously providing contrast: the scared, reluctant man who doesn’t belong in prison, & the seasoned, ruthless shot caller he eventually becomes. The constant switching back & forth highlights the deep contrast between these two versions of the same person: two men who share nothing but a name & DNA. It’s a brutally honest portrait of how environment, violence & survival can transform a person down to their very core. On top of its layered storytelling, Shot Caller doesn’t hold back on violence. The stabbing scenes in particular are jarringly realistic both visually & sonically. The sound of the blade, the frantic chaos, the sheer rawness; it’s not stylized violence, it’s ugly & confronting. Many viewers will likely find these moments difficult to watch, which makes them all the more effective. Casting is another highlight. Jon Bernthal (The Punisher), Omari Hardwick (Power) & Juan Pablo Raba (Narcos) absolutely shine in their roles, each bringing weight & authenticity to the story. The lead, Nicolaj Coster-Waldau as Jacob “Money,” delivers a strong performance as well; but it’s Bernthal, Hardwick & Raba who steal the spotlight with their brilliance. This film was absolutely fantastic: dark, layered, brutal & thought-provoking. I’d even go as far as to call it genius.
- marceljungle13 september 2025Nice prison movie
- alihoneycutt31 augustus 2025Excellent. Riveting. Tragic.
- Marshall Evetts18 augustus 2025Decent prison movie that I've rewatched.
- Mathew Magneson7 juni 2025This movie makes you realize how the criminal justice system does not encourage rehabilitation but rather more crime. 10/10
- c.gu5124 mei 2025Great movie!
Shot Caller Trivia
Shot Caller was released on 7 juli 2017.
Shot Caller was directed by Ric Roman Waugh.
Shot Caller has a runtime of 2 u, 1 m.
Shot Caller was produced by Ric Roman Waugh, Jonathan King, Michel Litvak, Gary Michael Walters.
Een familieman moet de cel in waar hij al snel de kneepjes van het gevangenisleven leert kennen. Hierdoor wordt hij als het ware tot een soort gangster getransformeerd.
The key characters in Shot Caller are Jacob 'Money' Harlon (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), Kutcher (Omari Hardwick), Frank 'Shotgun' (Jon Bernthal).
Shot Caller is rated 16.
Shot Caller is a Thriller, Drama, Misdaad film.
Shot Caller has an audience rating of 8.1 out of 10.
Shot Caller has made US$ 3,4 mln. at the box office.