Hell to Pay is a 2005 British film by Roberto Gomez Martin, his directorial debut, about a gangster's life who is from the London East End.

Dave avoids the scheme and subsequently the murder charge made against him, whilst planning to eliminate the competition and take over the lucrative London crime trade.

[1] The oil-on-canvas depicting the crucifixion used in the film was painted by real-life East End gangster Ronnie Kray, as it was given to Dave Courtney as a present just before he died in prison.

the acting/script is hilariously bad and the plot plays like a boring history lesson", another critic "I very, very rarely fail to finish a movie, but this is one of them.

He also helped produce the movies "The Monuments Men"(2014), "Sucker Punch"(2008), "God's Acre"(2015), and others.