The final edit of the Montreal-based action flick Billy Trigger, written and starring John Fallon, is complete! What does this mean? The world is one step closer to seeing this movie on the big screen. Excited? You should be. Here's what John had to say about the state of the project, which shot last November: "I believe that Billy Trigger is the best film (director/editor) Christian Viel and I ever collaborated on. His camera work is tops and his action scenes are bad and ass. This is also (surprisingly) the “meatier” flick we’ve ever done as the characters/relationships are fleshed out and layered. A result of the many re-writes I did on the script at the request of executive producer Berge Garabedian and director Viel and of the actors, who brought their own ideas and of course their own energy on set. For example, there’s a love story in the film that wasn’t really on the page, but that was born and took life on set due to the chemistry two of the actors shar...

The second week of shooting on the action flick Billy Trigger commenced today, and there's already a bunch of production stills and some behind-the-scenes shots on the Interwebs. So we decided to grab a few  -- 'cause we're shifty that way -- and share them with yah. If you wanna see more cool shit, check out the movie's official site/blog or visit Billy Trigger on Facebook and give the film a Like. We did. You should too! And we'll have a series of set reports for you later this week when I hit Montreal. Stick with us! Billy Trigger (John Fallon) announces last call at the bar. Meghan Gabruch is Jinny, a broken girl who figures into the action. Fred Williamson and Anderson Bradshaw go over some lines. In case you forgot, Irish mobster Billy Trigger has been the O’Brien family’s number one enforcer for three years now. And for good reason: he is cold, calculating and relentless and has never tackled a job he couldn’t finish. His life is...

The Cast and crew of Montreal-based action flick Billy Trigger have just wrapped their first week of shooting, and word from the front is all went well despite some setbacks. In the words of Billy Trigger himself, writer/actor John Fallon: DAY 3 was all about a shootout/stalk scene in a junkyard with the great Anderson Bradshaw (Ewan). The location was eye popping to say the least (a maze of beat up cars, the sun reflecting on them), I loved doing the action scenes (shooting, ducking, jumping over the hood of a car) and yes my leg got in the way, but I worked with it. To read more about it, check out Fallon's official blog where he spits out the full truth about what went down on set. Word has it the film is taking on the vibe of a 70s action/exploitation movie, which sounds damn fine to me. Below are pics from the first week that I submit for your approval, Basement Dwellers. Matthew Bennett, Fallon, director Christian Viel and Anderson Bradshaw on the eve of shoot...