The Raid' director Gareth Evans' bloody action bonanza lays waste to a fictive American metropolis, pitting dirty cops against Asian gangsters.

The action in "Havoc" is too good for there to be so little of it, but it sure is fun watching Tom Hardy blast a hole through a Gareth Evans movie.

Gareth Evans, the action-lunatic behind the Raid series, returns to put Tom Hardy through some frenetic, spectacular ...

Not only is Havoc not The Raid, it’s also not Gareth Evans’ best work, but maybe we were all wrong to expect that from a four-year-old movie releasing exclusively on Netflix. It’s okay ...

Jessie Mei Li, Timothy Olyphant and Forest Whitaker also star in Gareth Evans’ neo-noir about a compromised detective caught between Triad killers and crooked fellow cops.

It’s always about what’s the inciting incident for me. When I started writing “Havoc,” the first idea I had in my head was a cop arrives at a crime scene, there’s a pile of drugs on the ...

"I hadn't seen Iko in maybe seven years, and it was the first time we'd met each other in a long time," Evans says of that ... can hold themselves over with Havoc, now streaming on Netflix.

Look it up in the dictionary, however, and “havoc” doesn’t simply mean “devastation” (of which there is plenty in “The Raid” director Gareth Evans’ excessively violent Netflix ...