Killing Hasselhoff

2017
R
1h 20m

IMDb RATING

4.5/10

2.9K

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David Hasselhoff and Ken Jeong in Killing Hasselhoff (2017)

What started out as a regular week quickly turns into the worst few days of his life when Chris, a struggling nightclub owner, fails to pay back a loan shark and decides the only way to get the money is to kill his pick in the annual "Who Will Die This Year" celebrity death pool: David Hasselhoff.

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Comedy

A struggling nightclub owner resorts to desperate measures in order to pay off a loan shark.A struggling nightclub owner resorts to desperate measures in order to pay off a loan shark.A struggling nightclub owner resorts to desperate measures in order to pay off a loan shark.

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IMDb RATING

4.5/10

2.9K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Following his termination from his WWE contract, due to a controversy involving racial remarks, WWE Studios made the decision to re-cut the entire movie to remove all of the scenes Hulk Hogan had previously completed for the film.

Crazy credits
The credit start to play while David Hasselhoff is singing and dancing in the nightclub. Then there's a scene with Hasslehoff and a guest in KITT right before the scrolling credits begin. Finally, bloopers play alongside the scrolling credits.

Connections
References Rawhide (1959)

Soundtracks
MUSS I DENN
Performed by Marcus Barone
Licensed through Ryland Harper California Group (BMI)
and Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP)

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8/10

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If a movie makes me laugh several times, I can be very forgiving. And while not gut busters, they were outright honest chuckles. It has the look of a low budget, no name(s), made for TV (or straight to DVD video), and the story-line is pretty trite, but the actors do their jobs and that makes the movie entertaining.