Mobster

IMDb RATING

7.0/10

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Brian Eric Johnson, Dave Silva, Christina Woods, Hamzah Saman, Michel Wakim, Dina Shuhaiber, Ninef Arsanos, Meni Aga, and Jackie Moore in Mobster (2013)

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Action Crime Drama

Mobster is the story of two men - Jacob Hadar, West Coast kingpin of the Israeli Mob, and Special Agent Ron Zarger, the man implanted to bring him down. Equipped with the latest surveillance... Read allMobster is the story of two men - Jacob Hadar, West Coast kingpin of the Israeli Mob, and Special Agent Ron Zarger, the man implanted to bring him down. Equipped with the latest surveillance technology, Zarger, known by his undercover name 'Eli,' has used his wits and his guts to... Read allMobster is the story of two men - Jacob Hadar, West Coast kingpin of the Israeli Mob, and Special Agent Ron Zarger, the man implanted to bring him down. Equipped with the latest surveillance technology, Zarger, known by his undercover name 'Eli,' has used his wits and his guts to slip into Hadar's inner circle. Hadar, brilliant and ferocious, has focused his attention... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.0/10

YOUR RATING

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Awards
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Mobster

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Mobster [Official Trailer] (2017)

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Mobster [Official Trailer] (2017)

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Trivia
Mobster was awarded "Best of Festival" at the 2013 Indie Fest USA International Film Festival of Garden Grove.

Connections
Featured in The Lookout: Episode #1.2 (2013)

Soundtracks
Psycho (Mobster Movie Mix)
Written by G'Cue King & Ninef Arsanos
Performed by Ear Monsterz, (featuring: Mista G'Cue)
Produced by Ninef Arsanos
Executive Producer: Emil Bebla
Ear Monsterz appears courtesy of SEEB MEDIA

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Featured review

9/10

Intriguing Fresh Take on the Classic Mobster Movie

I thoroughly enjoyed this film from Brian Eric Johnson with a fresh angle on the mobster genre that I hadn't seen done before. In our world there are so many surveillance cameras everywhere we go, I was intrigued by the "found footage" technique used for this mobster movie. The use of a body cam on the secret agent also made me feel like I was in a video game and more in the middle of the action than most movies. I also really liked the use of the wife's perspective from outside the mob-- it created a nice emotional anchor as she missed her husband under deep cover.