It probably needs no explication, since his first feature as a writer-director was titled Blood, Guts, Bullets and Octane, but Joe Carnahan makes masculine movies.  His latest movie, The Grey, is currently the number one movie in America, having made an estimated $20 million in its opening weekend, and now that Carnahan has put Liam Neeson in a fistfight with vicious wolves, where does he go from there?  It looks like might venture into Bronson territory, as he's apparently on board to write and direct a remake of Death Wish, the 1974 revenge tale starring the one and only Charles Bronson.