Copshop Full Movie Is a Nasty Nutty Slaughterfest

The film takes place almost entirely within the confines of a small rural police station in the town of Gun Creek, Nevada, where a wounded, man-bunned sleazebag named Teddy Murretto (Frank Grillo) has just managed to get himself locked up after deliberately punching rookie police officer Valerie Young (an exceedingly likable Alexis Louder).

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Copshop could have probably gotten along just fine as a cerebral battle of wills among this quartet of characters; all four actors are excellent, and each seems to represent a different square on the infamous Dungeons & Dragons morality grid. But Carnahan loves his over-the-top action set pieces, and he manages to turn this humble, two-story police station into an elaborate slaughterhouse, using the spatial geography to spring surprises on his characters and stage scenes of acrobatic gunplay. The director also loves his double crosses, which means that we never quite know what’s coming next. The result is a film where it feels like anything can happen, which not only keeps us watching but, more importantly, keeps us entertained. In an action movie landscape cluttered with glum, straight-to-VOD knockoffs or bloated, self-important spectacles, it’s refreshing to find one that remembers pictures like these are supposed to be fun.