Movie Review: ‘Novocaine,’ with Jack Quaid, is a shot of bloody action-comedy
The hero at the heart of “Novocaine” can't feel pain. The new film in theaters Friday stars Jack Quaid as Nate, an ordinary guy whose disability becomes his saving grace when attempting to save a hostage from violent criminals.
For Dan Berk and Robert Olsen, the opening love story between Jack Quaid and Amber Midthunder was non-negotiable: “you’ve got ...
Novocaine” is an intelligent, creative and expertly executed hodgepodge of romance, comedy, thriller and action. The plot ...
Throughout the film, Olsen and Berk have a lot of fun with the premise. One of the movie’s standout scenes is when Nate is being tortured and has to fake being in an excruciating amount of pain. Quaid ...
Novocaine features a great leading performance by Jack Quaid, but it cannot fix the mind-numbing mishmash of genres in this ...
Despite winning work by Jack Quaid, as the regular guy immune from pain, and Amber Midthunder, as his love interest in peril, ...
In this gross-out action spectacle, Jack Quaid plays an unlikely action hero who, because of a genetic disorder, can’t feel any pain.
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