In The Blood 2014 Watch Free in HD

Gina Carano

16 April 1982, Dallas County, Texas, USA

Cam Gigandet

16 August 1982, Tacoma, Washington, USA

Ismael Cruz Cordova

7 April 1987, Puerto Rico

Danny Trejo

16 May 1944, Echo Park, Los Angeles, California, USA

Luis Guzmán

28 August 1956, Cayey, Puerto Rico

Amaury Nolasco

24 December 1970, Puerto Rico

Stephen Lang

11 July 1952, New York City, New York, USA

Treat Williams

1 December 1951, Rowayton, Connecticut, USA

Yvette Yates

13 October 1978, El Paso, Texas, USA

Eloise Mumford

24 September 1986, Washington, USA

Hannah Cowley

Paloma Louvat

Oscar H. Guerrero

Cristian Miranda Velez

30 June 1964, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA

13 April 1965, West Hempstead, New York, USA

Iván J. Torres Lasanta

John Stockwell

25 March 1961, Galveston, Texas, USA

Bennett Yellin

8 November 1959

James Robert Johnston

Ava

Played by: Gina Carano

Derek Grant

Played by: Cam Gigandet

Manny

Played by: Ismael Cruz Cordova

Big Biz

Played by: Danny Trejo

Chief Ram

Played by: Luis Guzmán

Silvio Lugo

Played by: Amaury Nolasco

Casey

Played by: Stephen Lang

Robert Grant

Played by: Treat Williams

Leta

Played by: Yvette Yates

Sandy Grant

Played by: Eloise Mumford

Monique Grant

Played by: Hannah Cowley

Dr. Abelard

Played by: Antonio Torres

Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com

Carano, a former mixed-martial artist, won't be vying for an Oscar any time soon but she can more than hold her own as an action star. She deserves a bigger canvas on which to show off her skills.

April 04, 2014

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Under the Radar

Essentially a gender-swapped riff on the Taken films, the film is as by the numbers as they come.

September 08, 2014

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The Straits Times (Singapore)

The fight scenes are a letdown as they do not convey the thrill of close-quarter combat.

September 13, 2016

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RogerEbert.com

"In the Blood" is a dull piece of nonsense that makes one feel bad for straight-to-DVD staples like Treat Williams, Danny Trejo, and Luis Guzman.

April 04, 2014

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Guardian

Fine actors (Alison Steadman, Phil Davis) nudge our boy forward, yet the rehabilitation and race-against-time narratives prove fundamentally at odds: we're left watching two films cancelling each other out.

April 30, 2015

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Detroit News

Carano is an impressive woman, but she's no Meryl Streep; and even Streep couldn't make a movie this by-the-numbers look like anything more than it is: violence with interruptions.

April 04, 2014

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Radio Times

Screenwriter Andy Bloom struggles to sustain the tensions between the holed-up thugs, with much of the talented supporting cast having too little to do.

April 30, 2015

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Newark Star-Ledger

This isn't much more than a straight-forward, get-the-baddies action flick.

April 04, 2014

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Variety

The jaw-drop factor that comes from seeing Carano's moves is often spoiled because of too much cutting or, in the case of the dance club sequence, excess strobing.

April 04, 2014

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National Post

Most of the dialogue consists of "Where is my husband?" And, for variety: "Tell me where my husband is!"

April 25, 2014

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The Film Stage

In the Blood does fulfill one rite of passage for Carano, who had yet to make her own terrible, B-level movie.

June 06, 2016

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Globe and Mail

The closed-quarters combat crackles with bone-shattering believability. And that's really all that matters.

April 25, 2014

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