Have you ever heard of a Mexican standoff? It's when two or more parties confront each other in a dangerous skirmish. Tension runs high and only one will emerge victoriously. Well, Free Fire is pretty much a Mexican standoff only on a larger scale. The film is set in 1978 in a warehouse in Boston. Originally a trade is arranged which soon turns into misinterpretation and guns blazing. With unforeseen traitors and bandits, chaos ensues leaving every man to fend for himself. What was supposed to be a simple transaction leads to a hair raising game of survival. Free Fire is a one of a kind movie with humor woven in. However be prepared, for this film is a 'bottle' film, meaning cast, effects and sets are restricted to as minimal as possible. When watching, it can be easy to tune in and out but if you are a fan of action, dead pan humor, and profanity then you might consider giving this film a 'shot'.