Do u guys follow anyone else that gets screeners like me  Cool to see another denis in the early making

Eden

"The rain falls on the just and the unjust, just the same." I admire what this was going for, but it just doesn't have the strength or stamina to stand alongside Traffic. No offense to the director John Swab, but he ain't no Steve Soderbergh. It's essentially the same…

The Moving Pictures Review

King Ivory is an authentic, gritty, and well made crime thriller with visceral action sequences, a timely story, and strong performances from the entire cast, namely James Badge Dale and Ben Foster. However, it's indebted to several far better films and pales in comparison…

Connor Carey

for a dollar name a woman😔 although, i was sat next to a fine fine man with glasses plsssss hmu husbandt i imagined a whole life of us together in the duration of this film

arabella

The writer-director John Swab often uses rural Oklahoma as a setting to interrogate American violence in his accomplished, yet sometimes scuzzy genre works. His newest film, “King Ivory,” is a thematically heavier, cinematically attuned picture that misses its emotional…

Robert Daniels

saw this tonight with my friends. first feature film. i will always cherish the memories i made with this one. including the ones i made tonight.

dbarcena

gritty. raw. honest.  this isn’t an action movie. it’s a slow and calculated character study… that character being fentanyl.  oh and I’m in this. justice for Lago!

dbarcena

The only women they know are mothers and they’re not mothering

Jenny

A totally solid ‘cops vs the drug trade’ movie. One of those ones that shows you storylines from all elements—the cops, the dealers, the addicts, the help—and slowly weaving everything together. James Badge Dale was my main draw card for this, and he was great as the lead…

Caleb O