Jack Quaid appeared at the Los Angeles Clippers game against the Sacramento Kings on Sunday to promote his new film “Novocaine” with a slew of fake injuries that got progressively worse as the game went on.

No pain, no gain” takes on a whole literal meaning with the wild, wildly violent “Novocaine,” opening in theaters nationwide this week.

"It's the first time I've seen my face prominently featured on a billboard or a poster, and that is so surreal," Jack Quaid tells Newsweek.

Action movie junkies are going to be fed well as the 2025 movie schedule continues, and a fresh title is just about to hit theaters. The film in question is Novocaine, a wild new flick starring Jack Quaid of The Hunger Games,

The actor was seen sporting bruises and a cast at Sunday night's game between the Sacramento Kings and Los Angeles Clippers.

Those who tuned into Sunday's Los Angeles Clippers game may have been alarmed to see a bandaged and bruised Jack Quaid sitting courtside. Fortunately, Quaid was just promoting his new movie "Novocaine,