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Jesse V. Johnson’s The Mercenary gets a poster and trailer

December 25, 2019 by Amie Cranswick

Ahead of its release this January, a trailer and poster have arrived online for director Jesse V. Johnson’s upcoming action thriller The Mercenary which stars Dominiquie Vandenberg, Louis Mandylor, and Carmen Argenziano; check them out here…

Maxx (Vandenberg, Triple Threat, Gangs of New York) is a legionnaire turned mercenary. When a mission in South America goes wrong Maxx is left for dead, but he is nursed back to health and reborn with a new outlook on life. He tries to live tranquilly within the confines of his new beliefs surrounded by his new friends at a church. But his peaceful days are short-lived when mercenaries he used to work with cross his path again and he is forced to revisit and face his own demons. His brutal past, war and violence have come looking for him again. His path to redemption is interrupted and Maxx becomes an avenging warrior using the skills that were his trade.

The Mercenary is set for release on January 7th.

Originally published December 25, 2019. Updated December 24, 2019.

Filed Under: Amie Cranswick, Movies, News, Trailers Tagged With: Carmen Argenziano, Dominiquie Vandenberg, Jesse V. Johnson, Louis Mandylor, The Mercenary

About Amie Cranswick

Amie Cranswick is the Executive Editor of Flickering Myth, overseeing editorial coverage across film, television and pop culture.

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