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Stars: Ploypailin Thangprapaporn, Denkhun Ngamnet, Somchai Kemglad, Nara Aniwat, Sutina Laoamnuaichai, Vithaya Pansringarm, Keetapat Pongrue | Written by Sorawi Alapach, Teerat Vanavongtanate | Directed by Lee Thongkham

I can’t say I have a vast knowledge, or much knowledge at all of Thai action films, but I was excited to check this latest one out – Kitty the Killer.

Now, of course, action movies have never gone away. They’ve been around forever but it feels like ever since John Wick, the revenge action film has been more popular than ever, and therefore, more and more are getting made. And Kitty the Killer has some similarities with John Wick and plenty of other popular action movies.

There is a revenge story here (although no dog this time), and there is a ‘Guardian’ of the killer (or killers) – another thing that has been popularized lately, see Killing Eve, The Kingsman, etc., and there are plenty of fight scenes.

"We are nothing if we don't obey the Agency." Epic Pictures Group has revealed a new official US trailer for a kick ass Thai film called Kitty The Killer, about a female assassin. Don't confuse that title with her being a kitty killer, or a killer with a kitty - not the same. A highly trained teenage assassin, Dina, and her mentor, Charlie, form an unlikely duo as they unexpectedly join forces to fight back and stop a sinister plot and save millions. When Dina is betrayed by Keng's organization, she unites with Charlie for vengeance. Featuring brutal animated sequences blended with live action. "The cast and crew worked tirelessly to bring Kitty the Killer to life, creating jaw-dropping action sequences." Starring Ploypailin Thangprapaporn as Dina, with Denkhun Ngamnet as Charlie, Nara Aniwat, Vithaya Pansringarm, and Somchai Kemglad as Keng. Of course this reminds me of Kill Bill Vol. 1,...

Epic Pictures Group brings award-winning action/comedy Kitty the Killer to U.S. screens, and Screen Rant has a first look. The movie follows young assassin Dina in underground world of female assassins, featuring animated sequences blended with live action. The cast and crew worked tirelessly to bring Kitty the Killer to life, creating jaw-dropping action sequences and unforgettable comedic moments.

Epic Pictures Group is bringing the award-winning action/comedy Kitty the Killer to audiences in the U.S., and Screen Rant has a first look. The movie was directed by Lee Thongkham, known for his other films The Lake and The Maid, and was written by Thongkham along with Sorawi Alapach and Venus Saksiri. The movie has screened at festivals around the world and even won “Best Action Cinema” at the New York Asian Film Festival.

In addition to revealing the movie’s release date, Screen Rant is happy...

As we have mentioned many times, the epicenter of Asian action movies has long since moved from Hong Kong towards the Asean countries. Thai Lee Thongkham proves the fact once more with “Kitty the Killer”, a movie that implements the whole girls-with-weapons concept through an approach that also includes much comedy and a certain level of sensualism.

Kitty The Killer is screening at New York Asian Film Festival

The Agency is a secret society formed by a clan of men known as the Guardians, who have trained girls as assassins, in order for their killings to retain balance in the world. The girl assassins are all codenamed Kitty and they stay in the shadows, working in all parts of society, as schoolgirls, housewives, store and office clerks and everything in between. Essentially, they hide in plain sight until their Guardian calls them to do their killing. As the movie starts,...

It's amazing how nowadays you can find any movie you like, and from any country you are interested in thanks to Internet. however in the 90s that wasn't possible, and ofcourse the audience could only watch what Hollywood or your local place could offer, and miss a crown jewel from another place of this world. Romantic Blue is one of those movies that if you were a movie lover in the 90s you proberly now sad you missed it then but happy you can see it now. Released in 1995, Romantic Blue is a romantic drama crime thriller from Thailand. Starring the 90s King of Pop in Thailand Somchai Kemglad, and his girlfriend at that time Suttida Kasemsan Na Ayutthaya (who also was a singer). It...

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