Loaded Synopsis

"Loaded is a gritty, action-suspense thriller."

- Paul Salfen, dallasnews.com

Childhood dreams collide into brutal reality as a six-year-old boy hides in the darkness beneath his mother's bed, witnessing her murder. Loaded is a reality-based action thriller that takes you on a journey behind the "Orange Curtain" of Southern California, through the world of modern day lords of high society dealers, through the turbulent mind of one little boy whose life took a very wrong turn.

The De La Cruz family owns Orange County, from the gutters to the government. Bobby Leoni, a fast rising power player in the cartel, has redefined the local drug trade. He has stacked the deck in his favor and is on the eve of becoming the highest-ranking street general of the De La Cruz family.

"High-octane fast-cut club-music-scored ride."- John P. Meyer, pegasusnews.com

Captain Sewinski of SC-NTTF (Southern California Narco-Trafficking Task Force), finds himself in the middle of a political narcotic time bomb, forcing him to call in a high-level favor from the federal authorities, this assignment goes to a OSI agent Jason Boyer (Erick Gosse), whose first objective is to gather intel on up-and-coming crime star, Bobby Leoni (Thomas Tamburello).

"Wicked!" - filmfrog

Refined with the perfect dose of street smarts, Bobby Leoni breathes new life into the De La Cruz crime organization, using untraceable methods to transport narcotics into Southern California. While fine-tuning the organization's operations, a romantic entanglement with Tracy De La Cruz (Tirzah Brisco), the trophy wife of arms and drug lord, Nic De La Cruz, becomes his unavoidable addiction.

Charismatic and flirtatious, agent Jason Boyer works undercover with the supplier of the De La Cruz organization. As agent Boyer takes on this powerful, narco-trafficking network, the intensity of the case pushes him, and Leoni, out onto the edge where identity and fabrication are blurred; where cops and crime stars become one, and a life-long vendetta plays its final hand, as once again dreams collide into brutal reality.

"Hard, real-life grunge cinema."
- Austin Chronicle