Hellfire (2026)
Rondo is ruled by Jeremiah Whitfield (Harvey Keitel), a ruthless crime boss who runs a massive cocaine distribution network out of a local brewery. Jeremiah treats the entire town as his personal slave army, using his entitled and violent son, Clyde, to terrorize the residents. The corruption is absolute, as even the spineless Sheriff Wiley (Dolph Lundgren) is on the payroll, ensuring no one ever leaves and no outsiders ever stay.
Filename: Hellfire.2026.540p.X265.AAC.
Filesize: 225.25 MB
Duration: 1h 32m
Imdb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14507394
Title: Hellfire
Year: 2026
Type: Movie
Country: United States
Language: English
Director: Isaac Florentine
Genre: Action, Thriller
Stars: Stephen Lang, Harvey Keitel, Scottie Thompson, Dolph Lundgren, Chris Mullinax, Michael Sirow, Johnny Yong Bosch, Maurice Compte, Natalie Canerday, Hector Melgoza
Subtitle: English
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Just watched it and I’m still reeling from the ending
@Raymond Lee HUH?! what happened?!?
Can’t believe I only just heard about this movie lol
@Ren Kobayashi idk what u r talking about lol
@Pedro Santos yeah it wus SO COOL!
@Pedro Santos agreed 100%
I loved the themes of oppression and rebellion
just got back from the theater and im still reeling from the experience
Just got back from the theater and I’m still shook
I loved the cinematography! 🎥 The way they used lighting was insane.
TBH, I dont think the acting was the best. Harvey Keitel was meh.
@Fatima Hassan I disagree tho it was def on par lol.
@Kondwani Phiri idk if you’re biased but he was pretty bad tbh
Why did no one mention the soundtrack?!
@Wei Ming Lim yeahhhh it was CRAZY I was not expecting it!
I loved the set design of the whole brewery
TBH, i think the movie was really underrated
GONNA give a spoiler alert… the ending was HILARIOUS tbh!
TBH, i think the plot was kinda confusing
@Kelechi Nnaji LOL
@Ren Kobayashi maybe not the worst I still liked him
@Kelechi Nnaji tbh idk, wut
TBH, I think the movie was overhyped. just my opinion tho
@Fatima Hassan can agree
@Raja Choudhury same!
Why do ppl always defend Harvey Keitel’s acting?!
I thought the plot was kinda cliche but still really engaging. 6/10
@Hassan Malik def agree with that 6/10 was accurate
@Arjun Sharma tbh I think you’re being harsh
@Liam Tremblay yessssssss!
@Yacine Haddad no idea
@Hafiz Rahman idk lol.
@Kim Jiwoo OMG same!
@Liam Tremblay yessssss!
Can someone explain the plot twist to me?
@Amelia Jones dont worry I’m still confused tbh
@Olivia Brown lol yeah!
@Fang Li lol me too!
@Baraka Msomi huuahahah!
@Nur Syafiqah yeah WHAT HAPPENED?!
@Sofie Johansen btw idk wut we r talking abt lol
@Olivia Brown lolol yeah!!
@Amir Jafari bruh i think u r missing the point lol
i thought the action scenes were pretty meh
@Lungelo Zulu because he’s legendary lol
@Lungelo Zulu idk maybe he’s just not that great
just wanna say… the villain was AMAZING
Can someone explain the symbolism?
Omg finally!
@Solange Biyong lol wut?
@Solange Biyong omg same!
I didnt get the point of the whole ‘slave army’ thing
@Amaka Nzekwe same here. expected way more
@Olamide Bello def agree can’t stand him as a villain
@Amaka Nzekwe agree
What’s the point of the movie’s ending tho?
This movie takes a dark and unflinching look at the consequences of organized crime. Harvey Keitel’s performance as Jeremiah Whitfield is chilling.
I couldn’t believe the twists and turns in this movie. Once I thought I knew where the story was headed, but it threw me off guard.
@Santiago Ramírez I understand what you mean, but for me, the predictability was actually a good thing, it made the movie feel more like a character study
Have you guys noticed how the cinematography portrays the desolation of Rondo? It really sets the tone for the rest of the movie
@Marcin Wójcik yes, the camera work is stunning, but I think the real standout is the performances from the supporting cast
@George Evans I know, it’s a harsh reality that a lot of people face every day, but it’s movies like this that bring attention to the issue
I think Jeremiah’s character is so well-crafted, he’s the perfect example of how greed can consume someone totally
@Valentina Fernández I completely agree with you, Harvey Keitel brings a level of depth to the character that makes him both terrifying and pitiful at the same time
This movie is a real eye-opener, it’s crazy to think about how big of an impact the cocaine trade has on local communities
I have to say, the plot was a bit predictable for me, but the themes and the performances made up for it
I loved the score in this movie, it added so much to the overall mood and atmosphere