Sicario: American

Rated R for pervasive language, violence, drug use, and sexual material.

The film premiered in select theaters and on digital platforms in December 2021 via Saban Films . Reception American Sicario

The story follows Erik Vasquez as he schemes to become the "top dog" in the Mexican cartel system. While navigating a treacherous landscape of power, greed, and betrayal, Vasquez inadvertently makes enemies of both rival cartels and his own allies. Rated R for pervasive language, violence, drug use,

(2021) is an action-crime thriller that chronicles the "rise and fall" of the first American-born drug lord in Mexico. Directed by RJ Collins in his directorial debut, the film is based on the true story of Erik Vasquez (played by Philippe A. Haddad), a Texas native who climbs the ranks of the Mexican underworld. Plot Summary While navigating a treacherous landscape of power, greed,

Critical reception was generally mixed-to-negative. While some reviewers noted Trejo’s performance as a highlight, many criticized the film's production quality and script: Movie Review: “American Sicario”

A central subplot involves Vasquez’s relationship with his pregnant fiancée, Monica, and her father, (Danny Trejo), a retired drug lord with his own ideas on how the business should be run. When Vasquez's organization comes under attack, he is forced to seek Pedro's counsel to survive. Key Details Director: RJ Collins. Lead Cast: Philippe A. Haddad as Erik Vasquez. Danny Trejo as Pedro. Maurice Compte as Roberto Feliz. Maya Stojan as Monica/DEA representative.

American Sicario

American Sicario

American Sicario

American Sicario