Alarum, an action-thriller film that stars Sylvester Stallone, has debuted with a surprisingly poor reaction on the Rotten Tomatoes website.

There are some types of screen narratives that probably shouldn’t be attempted on limited means, and “international espionage thriller” may well be one of them. That notion is illustrated by “Alarum,” which features Scott Eastwood and Willa Fitzgerald as a budget “Mr.

Scott Eastwood tells PEOPLE about hanging out with 'badass' Sylvester Stallone while making their new movie 'Alarum,' but says he 'can't repeat' some stories.

Alarum feels like the kind of bargain bin actioner you’d pick up by chance in the halcyon days of video rentals when a couple of marquee names on a cover were enough to tempt you into a distracting 90 minutes of quasi-entertainment.

Scott Eastwood discusses his dad Clint Eastwood and his "Alarum" co-star Sylvester Stallone as the film debuts in theaters and digital streaming.

No stranger to Hollywood royalty, Scott Eastwood found even himself marveling at some of the tales his recent costar Sylvester Stallone shared with him on set. Eastwood spoke with People about working with Stallone on the upcoming action thriller Alarum,