Knuckledust

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Knuckledust

2020

1h 45m

Action

Mystery & Thriller

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Police discover an elite fight club with seven underground levels filled with the dead bodies of brawlers from around the world. Only one man is left alive, and they must figure out if he's truly the lone survivor -- or a vicious mass murderer.

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Leslie Felperin

Guardian

12/10/2020

2/5

Luridly coloured, handheld cinematography seems designed to distract from the shabbiness of the sets, while the muffled dialogue and too-loud backing tracks make it nigh on impossible to work out what the hell is going on.

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Johnny Loftus

Decider

04/12/2021

Knuckledust's neck-breaking tonal shifts and cheeky riffs on QT and Ritchie make it a mixed bag.

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Kyle Bain

Film Threat

01/09/2021

7.5/10

While it begins a bit shaky, writer-director James Kermack quickly rights the ship and invites viewers into a world of blood and deception that, regardless of how ruthless it can be from time to time, is quite welcoming.

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Carey-Ann Pawsey

Orca Sound

12/17/2020

2.5/5

Adrenaline pumping fights along with some brain activity required of the viewer. The highlight is most certainly all the fights, if you go for that sort of thing.

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Grady Bolding

Cultured Vultures

12/11/2020

6.5/10

Knuckledust is nothing original, but the creators try to serve up a fun watch.

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Nathaniel Muir

AIPT

12/10/2020

There may be one too many homages and things do not flow as smoothly as they should, but there is still a lot to like. Great fight scenes and surprisingly funny.

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Tyler K

@Tyler_Kernelsemtex 08/08/2025

The neon character introductions were captivating. Sparking intrigue for a film that completely unraveled into entropy. Cliche "who done it" plot twists that were absolutely unnecessary. I craved gladiator competition like the trailer promised, but only received a few mediocre scenes of actual pit fighting. I wanted a David vs Goliath performance and was sorely disappointed by the films dissolution.

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05/19/2021

Was ok film not brilliant or terrible just ok but was ruined by loud music & tunes playing in background too often as well as being louder then actors talking so couldn't hear most of what said.

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01/30/2021

Wonderfully stylish and whilst I did love the film style, I felt for me that the style overshadowed the plot which then took me out of the movie. Cleary made by a talented crew, but I just couldn't gel with this film.

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12/26/2020

If you dont have a life watch i cant ever get back the time back i wasted on this shit

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Synopsis

Police discover an elite fight club with seven underground levels filled with the dead bodies of brawlers from around the world. Only one man is left alive, and they must figure out if he's truly the lone survivor -- or a vicious mass murderer.

Director: James Kermack
Producer: Laurent Fumeron, Julien Loeffler
Screenwriter: James Kermack
Production Co: The Project, Featuristic Films, Head Gear Films, Trigger Films, Metrol Technology, OneWorld Entertainment
Genre: Action, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language: British English
Release Date (Streaming): Dec 11, 2020
Runtime: 1h 45m

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