Nothing too interesting in this low budget British thriller. It's one of those JOHN WICK derived ones where there are loads of assassins and hit squads roaming around and trying to take down our heroes, but the money just isn't there to make things look good. Most of the time they seem to encounter the baddies at night in old warehouses or industrial estates. The plot is barely existent and just involves the good guys trying to get the bad guys. Milo Gibson is the nominal hero but has none of his dad's charisma and feels thuggish for the most part. The action direction is all right but a film needs a lot more than that to be decent.
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