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One of the most interesting aspects of the premiere episode is that of Agent Senoni who is mostly draped in the shadows and left without much dialogue, but seems to be a very valid threat to the anti-heroes of Pak and Cruz. I’m not sure what to make of the plot since it’s mostly just broad hints at something bigger, but so far “Runners” looks like it has the potential to be an entertaining cat and mouse web series.
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One thing I will give to the team of Flores and Claveria is that they
had me fascinated. Though the first webisode is really a little under
five minutes, and broad in both character detail and story, I was
wondering what was going on. Who are the villains and who are the
heroes? Most importantly, where is it all going? “Runners” is an
interesting approach to the hyper violent action indies that I’ve grown
quite fond of, and true to form, it’s a pretty entertaining little shoot
‘em up series that hopefully will achieve a direction and focus once the
second episode follows. Billy Pak and Francisco Cruz are two gun runners
who roam around the better part of the country trading and running arms
with different associates.
Though too broad in characterization and story so far, "Runners" looks
like it has potential. The two main characters are interesting, the arc
seems to be hinting at bigger things, and the character of Agent Senoni
has potential. Hopefully, it lives up to its promises.
