Gully (2021)

They say a lot can happen in 48 hours... People have fallen in love in less time, wars have been fought and lost in less time, and for three best friends in Los Angeles, the next 48 hours are going to be an absolute gas of hedonism at it's finest!  Jessie (Kelvin Harrison Jr.), Calvin (Jacob Latimore), and Nicky (Charlie Plummer) have all had a brutal upbringing within the City of Angels and their own personal home life hell, but they found each other and became an adopted family of brothers to one another.  They also seem to compound each other's bad ideas, which have been fueled by drugs, violent video games, and hard partying and when they decide to go on a Grand Theft Auto style rampage all over LA, they leave in their wake a bunch of broken windows, relationships, and dead bodies.  After an unexpected discovery, the switch flips and this trio is going to go down in flames in an uncertain future in this violent indie drama from acclaimed music video director Nabil Elderkin, in his feature film directorial debut.  Lucky for us, he went out and go a cast of new age sex symbols with Jacob Latimore popping his shirt off as well as Kelvin Harrison Jr. following suit.  You're in for a wild ride in this one that'll probably leave you with a racing heart, an open IMDB tab, and a very confusing boner about all the hot young talent that rounds out this stylized video game-esque rampage romp!