What do you want from a movie? Entertainment? Yes? This movie has some great action scenes, with moves you don't see in other movies, so i really don't understand all the negativity, sometimes people are just stupid i guess... Don't listen to the hate, be your own judge!!!

Did you ever play with G.I. Joes? Did you ever spend an entire day setting up a gigantic battle with your friends and then wait for the carnage to begin, which soon ends up with nearly every single Joe and Cobra dead except for the two or three favorites of each person playing?

Yep. That's this movie.

Assassin Anthony Lo (Alex Chung, who also write and directed this) joins hitman Marc Sullivan to battle a rogue gang of killers who are picking off their friends.

This was originally going to be a prequel to some of the shorts that Chung has worked on in the past, but it ended up being a standalone feature, which may explain why some of the story makes little to no sense.

That said, you're not watching this movie for the story. You're watching it for the fights. And this movie has just as many, if not more, fights than you were looking for. Honestly, I think people are still fighting despite the movie being over.

This film amounts to lots of fighting scenes held together with a plot that could have been written on a back of a receipt: betrayal and revenge. This has been done well in the Rambo films. This is just embarrassing as it seems more like action scenes you may find in video games like Mortal Kombat whereby the player is hitting the kick & punch buttons randomly (disjointed cheographic fight scenes). This is something that does not warrant making a film out of it...

This reminds me of the Raid minus the compelling storyline and choreograph fight scenes that flowed smoothly. In this film the fight scenes are like poor imitation of fight scenes you may see in the Jackie Chan's films.

This is not even on par with the later kickboxer films... It was a very ambitious debut film but like my enforced pandemic lockdown restaurants it just did not deliver what the viewer had hoped for...