He Never Died

Name: He Never Died
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Thriller
Released: 2015-12-18
Duration: 1 h 39 min
Rating: 7.2
Cast: Henry Rollins, Booboo Stewart, Kate Greenhouse, Jordan Todosey, David Richmond-Peck

Bullets. Blood. Bingo.

He Never Died (2015)

Timing: 1:39 (99 min)

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Release date

2015-12-18

Country

United States, Canada

Production

Alternate Ending Studios, 108 Media

Genre

Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Thriller

Budget

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Director

Jason Krawczyk

Actors

Henry Rollins, Booboo Stewart, Kate Greenhouse, Jordan Todosey, David Richmond-Peck, James Cade, Don Francks, Steven Ogg, Dan Petronijevic, Michael Cram
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Scenario

Jason Krawczyk

Producer

Adrienne Stern, Zach Hagen

Camera operator

Eric Billman

Composer

James Mark Stewart

Artist

Diana Abbatangelo, Liane Prevost

Audition

Adrienne Stern, Larissa Mair

Editing

James Bredin
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Short description

When Jack learns his long-lost daughter was taken by a crime syndicate, he confronts his demons and wages a brutal fight to save her.

What's left behind the scenes

In one scene, Jack takes out an ancient knife and reads the inscription on it: "Legi convictio scientia veritate," which means "Knowledge of the law, confidence in righteousness."
For his role in the film, Henry Rollins had to conceal his large sun tattoo.
Jack wears a coat from the American brand American Eagle.
On the poster, Jack is depicted with wings, but in the film, he has scars in their place. If we turn not to the biblical story, but to mythology, the presence of rudimentary wings can be explained by the fact that Cain (Jack) could have been the son of a fallen angel and Eve. Cain was doomed to eternal wandering, in other words, he could well have been deprived of his wings as punishment for fratricide.
Towards the end, Cain mentions his numerous victims in Wallachia. This is a clear hint that he was also known as the Prince of Wallachia or, at least, was associated with Count Dracula.