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This is easily my second favorite John Wick to date, the action is fantastic throughout, the storytelling is solid, has great performances throughout especially Halle Berry and Mark Dacascos, looks great visually, and really good direction by Chad Stahelski, my only problems were some of the pacing and the ending could've been handled a little better, but that's about it, definitely see it! You won't regret it.

I'm not even going to put up a plot synopsis for this film cause it barely has one to begin with. I'm appalled that this even got to theaters in the first place, the only reason is the name and we know it.

The sad part is that I'm someone that likes most of Millennium films work up until this point but this film felt lifeless, from beginning to end. Every actor with the exception of Ian McShane is god awful even David Harbour himself who just doesn't work as Hellboy at all.

The storytelling is non-existent, the effects are laughably bad, it has an inconsistent tone throughout, the pacing was bad, and it just wouldn't end! This is easily the worst of the year hands down so far, I'll be shocked if there's something worse than this.

There's nothing more to say than skip this thing, its not worth your time at all, do not spend your hard earned money on this garbage.

Mike Fallon, the Accident Man, is a stone cold killer whose methodical hits baffle the police and delight his clients. He is the best at what he does. But when a loved one is dragged into the London underworld and murdered by his own crew, Fallon is forced to rip apart the life he knew in order to hold those accountable and avenge the one person who actually meant something to him.

I've always enjoyed Scott Adkins ever since I first saw him in the first Ninja film years ago and of course the undisputed sequels, this was one I was always curious about ever since it was announced and it didn't disappoint. He plays a character who while very arrogant at times has a certain charm about him, Adkins does a solid job both acting and especially in the action sequences.

The supporting cast also does a good job especially Michael Jai White and Ray Park who have fun banter with each other throughout the film. The story while not very original is solid and interesting and is never boring unlike some direct to DVD stuff. The direction by Jesse V Johnson is very solid throughout moving the movie at a good pace and handles the action very well with no shaky cam, just wide shots which is what I prefer.

Overall, Accident Man is a fun and entertaining direct to DVD film with a solid story, a good cast, good direction, and very fun action to keep you entertained. Definitely check it out when you can, you won't regret it.