Kill Craft

This movie was terrible. The guy who played the Hitman was the only passable actor in the film. The story was so unbelievable. The kid has no idea what her dad does. Her disabled mother sits up in bed with full makeup like she's ready to go out for Date Night. What the hell was the affliction of that female at the end with the Twisted acrobatic gun slinging? She looked like she was possessed. I will Never get that hour back.😭😩😭😭😭😭. I like to give low budget movies the benefit of the doubt. Some have a great storyline - something that needs to be told. I would be embarrassed to tell anyone that I actually sat through the whole film.

This movie was a waste of time. The script was terrible. The plot was terrible. The acting was terrible. The dialogue was terrible. The best thing about the movie is it eventually ends.

The daughter and her best friend's role were beyond not plausible and the mother's role was confusing. It was as if she forgot her role in the father/husband not returning home. The special effects were worse than a beginner on YouTube and the writing was worse than an illiterate child taking a creative writing course. The director of photography is the only reason I gave this one star. There were actually a few scenes with decent composition shots and slow pans that were exceptional.

This movie is very poorly written, and all of the acting performances are terrible. The director is bad, and the editing did not save it.

Nobody in real life talks, or acts, like these characters. Several actors were atrocious.

I got a very bad opinion of it just 10 minutes in, and it only went downhill from there.

There are far more cringe moments than than scenes that felt realistic or believable.

Save yourself, and avoid this pathetic hack job.

It's almost entirely a waste of time.

The music is also boring and unremarkable.

I could never recommend this movie to anyone except perhaps as a good example of how never to make a movie.

Wow, I've seen some low budget movies before and I like to give every film a chance; but, this one stretches credulity. Michael Pare can do so much better than this...not sure why he never got that big break. This film has an unbelievable plot, wooden actors, bizarre make-up and action scenes acted and choreographed by a high school drama club. Just awful. I played it in the background while I did some light repairs at my work bench and it still was a disappointment. It even gives a bad name to B movies. If you aren't doing something productive while you watch this flick, you will regret the lost time you'll never get back, LOL. Just give it a hard pass.

Thomas Delon (Michael Paré) is a killer for hire. His latest assignment goes badly and he gets shot. His daughter Marina (Sanae Loutsis) doesn't know about his work. She gets into trouble at school following her delinquent friend Freya. They uncover Thomas' work. When he gets killed, Marina takes over the family business.

Member Michael Paré. He used to be a thing. He has continued to work and that's more than the vast majority of SAG members. He actually looks good. He's aging well. He was never a great actor, but he's good enough to lead any B-movie. This is definitely a B-movie. The blood and gore is second rate. The blood is too orange and watery. The gore looks very fake although this has lots of it. The girls are not the best, but let's not be too mean. The villains are much worst. They're trying to be wacky, but they come off as weak. They have no presence. This is low budget, low skilled, and low everything. At least, they're trying.