Here are 4 reasons why you should watch the Road House remake

Welcome to the world of Road House, a place that packs a punch with its intense action thrill ride with twists, turns, laughter and mischief. Led by a powerhouse ensemble of actors including Hollywood veteran Jake Gyllenhaal, Road House boasts a cast that delivers standout performances across the board.

Here are 4 big reasons why you need to watch Road House on Prime Video now.

Modern Take On a Cult Classic

Road House directed by Doug Liman is a modern take on a cult classic boasting its unique blend of sensational action, and humour coupled with compelling performances, at exotic locations. This action-packed film reimagines the original 1989 favourite with a fresh approach, staying faithful to the core of the original story.

Fighter Turned Actor

The film also features real-life UFC champion Conor McGregor making his acting debut as the villainous assassin, Knox. We know that the fighter is definitely multi-talented considering that he also created an Irish Whiskey label after fighting as well so he clearly is a multi-faceted man worth watching.

An Actor’s Hard Work

For over a year, Jake Gyllenhaal dedicated himself to preparing for his role in Road House with an intensive regimen overseen by a top-notch trainer, a nutritionist, and a skilled chef. Jake is a living legend among Hollywood fans and has been proving his range since the beginning with his role in many movies.

Under the guidance of trainer Walsh, Gyllenhaal embarked on a rigorous and progressive workout plan aimed at enhancing his physical conditioning and performance. Surely all his hard work and dedication deserves a watch and this isn’t even the first time he has put in this kind of work for a role. Watch “Southpaw” to see what we mean.

Realistic Fights

Doug Liman, the director, and the stunt coordination team implemented an innovative A-B-C-D fight technique to enhance the realism of the action sequences. This multi-pass technique involved four distinct shots blended together to create a more authentic portrayal of combat which is rare in Hollywood these days.

So what do you guys think? Is Road House on your “watch next” list on Prime Video now?