In this gross-out action spectacle, Jack Quaid plays an unlikely action hero who, because of a genetic disorder, can’t feel any pain.

“Novocaine,” a Paramount Pictures release in theaters Friday, is rated R by the Motion Picture Association for “strong, bloody violence, language throughout, grisly images). Running time: 110 minutes.

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Building a strong narrative clearly took a backseat to inventing fun ways to take advantage of the hero’s rare medical condition.

Critics Rating: 3.5 stars, click to give your rating/review,This wild, over-the-top action-comedy leans into absurdity but ...

Jack Quaid went full method to promote 'Novocaine' by getting progressively more injured at Sunday's Clippers vs. Kings game.

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"Novocaine," in theaters Friday, has fun with an action hero who does not feel pain, though slows down whenever he's not on ...

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Jack Quaid can't feel any pain in the new film "Novocaine," and neither will you when trying a pair of decadent new flavors ...