The Last Heist (2016)

While it has a sharp hook — and is reasonably diverting — it never rises above the routine.

Rollins' villain is a deliciously deranged, compelling character, but the problem is that there's not enough of him in this otherwise routine B-movie clearly shot on the cheap, with low-grade CGI effects making the shootouts and gore mostly laughable.

The script is a cut-and-pasting of random thriller cliches and hoary thriller one-liners.

The film rarely comes to life because Rollins, the only compelling actor in the otherwise amateurish cast, is underutilized, and virtually everything else underdeveloped.