Movie Review: ‘Novocaine,’ with Jack Quaid, is a shot of bloody action-comedy
The hero at the heart of “Novocaine” can't feel pain. The new film in theaters Friday stars Jack Quaid as Nate, an ordinary guy whose disability becomes his saving grace when attempting to save a hostage from violent criminals.
While Quaid is the son of actors Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid, the man portraying the lead villain is Ray Nicholson, whose ...
Novocaine star Jack Quaid has carved himself a niche by playing the everyman archetype with a genre twist. In The Boys, he's ...
Jack Quaid has chops that could take him much further than this violent live-action cartoon marked by cringeworthy misfortune ...
Directors Dan Berk and Robert Olsen tell IndieWire's Filmmaker Toolkit podcast about mixing humor, character, and action to ...
This week’s Silver Screen Spotlight takes a look at the new films “Novocaine”, “Black Bag”, “The Last Supper”, and “The Day ...
Jack Quaid discusses the intense preparation for his role in "Novocaine." The action comedy features Quaid as a man who feels ...
The Jack Quaid-led action comedy "Novocaine" will vie with last weekend's champion "Mickey 17" for the top spot on box office ...
Despite winning work by Jack Quaid, as the regular guy immune from pain, and Amber Midthunder, as his love interest in peril, ...
Jack Quaid puts his everyman charms through the wringer for love, but even he can’t save this forgettable action comedy.
If we’re just judging on merit, never fear; Novocaine is, in a word, amazing. Though if we’re using two, it would be ...
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