Movie Alert for Christopher Judge Fans (Sort of)

Hey!  I was tooling around my movie resources and had come across a movie opening a few weeks starring Danny Trejo (Reaper, Dec 6, 2013) and I noticed that Christopher Judge had a role in the movie as Officer Banks.

The movie cast also includes Vinnie Jones and Jake Busey.  (But my worry is that there is so little fanfare being put out by Helios Productions...  IE: marketing images and the like, that I'm already chalking this one up to "a pass.")

I know the last time we heard that Judge was in a movie, The Dark Knight Rises, where he ended up having a small part to play.  That left Judge fans wanting more!

Well, here's more!  Sort of.  Well, technically.

I see six films under production that Judge is cast in, Reaper being one of them.

The other five titles are

     Lowlifes as Commander Randall (Filming)
     The Underground Railroad as Bear (in Post-production)
     To Have and to Hold as Sampson (Completed)
     Reaper as Officer Banks (in Post-production)
     Doomed Planet as LT. Grisham (rumored) (in Post-production)
     Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark as Jack (in Post-production)

As fans of the Stargate TV franchise can attest to, Judge plays a mean tough guy.  And on the side, he's one of the happier folks I've ever met.

So be it as it may, I'd love to see him get some decent stand out roles.  But is there one in this above list?

Lowlifes is about troubles teens in a bootcamp who have to deal with terrorists aiming to destroy a nuclear plant.  Produced by Dreamscape Cinema.

In Underground Railroad, he's noted as "other cast," and the primary cast are relatively unknown to me.  Produced by Grant Lardon Productions.

To Have and to Hold has a few names I recognize... Aiden Turner, Mark Dacascos (Who we have seen on Hawaii Five-0)

With a name like Doomed Planet, how bad can it be?  Oh...  um...  the entire cast is rumored to be in the movie.  It is produced by Doomed Pictures.

And just when there might have been hope on the horizon, I see that Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark is a production from the rip off studio, The Asylum.

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So no real breakout roles yet...  dang it.
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