The strength in this film definitely lies in the fight action sequences. It's clear this is ultra low budget, but the film moves quickly and punches above the belt with some of the action scenes. The score helps it along as well.

For a low budget debut this film is packed with non stop action! Love the retro feel of this film paying homage to the old school action films! Vinnie and his goon stone by far stole the show! Their scenes brought an extra intensity that just put the film over the top. Honestly wished they were featured more than they were. The actors who played those two really hit it out the park! 7/10 flick definitely worth a rewatch!

Ryker (Chris Levine) is an ex-marine who went to work for Vinnie (Michael Pashan) in the mob. Now he wants out, so Vinnie is going to make him get all the way out. Ryker is in a house that has a loaded gun in every drawer., no seriously we see them being placed there.

I don't know if this was a serious film or an unintended parody of 80's action films. Vinnie talks like Andrew Dice Clay. It is not real. He needs Ryker, but is able to send a dozen plus other assassins after him, but just two or three at a time. Some are hard body women. The fights fell just short of comedy. Mostly all filmed in the same house. Sound track was goofy.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.