Dolph Lundgren is back! Detention marks Dolphs first film in nearly 2 years, and that is following the delayed Hidden Agenda
. The film is a great example of how to make a film that will appeal to a wide audience. It is also a perfect example for the director of the film, who has a unique style of directing. He has created a very unique and unique film. I highly recommend this film to anyone who is looking for a good film with a strong story and a compelling story.
 (which is a great movie, but not great). The movie is about a group of people who are sent to a remote location in the middle of nowhere to be tortured by a killer. The film is set in a small town, where the killer is known as the "Hood of Death". The killer has been known to kill people, including children, in order to get revenge on the people he has killed. This is where Dolf's character comes in. He is the leader of the group and is responsible for the torture of their victims. Dulfy is also the one who is supposed to help them escape. However, Dufy has a plan to stop the execution of his victims, so he is sent back to the remote town to try and stop them from escaping. Unfortunately for Dalfy, he doesn't have the money to do this, because he wants to make sure that the killers don't get away with it. So, the film ends with Diefy and his group escaping from the prison, which is located in an abandoned building. It is not clear if this is meant to show the end of Dafy's life, or if it is just a way to give Daffy a chance to redeem himself. I think that