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The Hitman Agency

ActionThriller

"Krautploitation" Shootingstar Everett Ray Aponte (Atomic Eden) explodes in this international spy thriller as Lucas Kane, a professional hitman who uncovers the corruption of his own agency by interrogating the greatest hitman to have ever lived. Featuring: Don 'The Dragon' Wilson (Red Sun Rising), Volkram Zschiesche (Arena of the Street Fighter) and Wolfgang Riehm (Ultimate Justice)

Année

2018

Durée

1h 27m

IMDb

3.8

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Casting

Dominik Starck

Director

Everett Ray Aponte

Lucas Kane

Don Wilson

The Dragon

Casting

Dominik Starck

Director

Everett Ray Aponte

Lucas Kane

Don Wilson

The Dragon

EH

Erik Hansen

Joseph Kyler

TL

Thomas Linz

Ronald Smith

Dominik Starck

Young Joseph

Carolina Rath

Nina

Kathrin Höhne

Jane Adler

Volkram Zschiesche

Eric, the Cleaner

MT

Marco Theiss

Mr. DeMarco

Wolfgang Riehm

Agency Director Clemens

Nico Sentner

Wagner, The Dragon's Head of Security

HS

Hannes Sell

Baron

Jens Nier

Hitman Austin

DH

Dong Hyun Yoon

Hitman Kenji

TK

Thomas Kock

DeMarco's Security Chief

BK

Beatrix Klimpke

Emily

GS

Gregor Starck

Baron's Bodyguard

GU

Georg Ullrich

Agency Director Clemens' Guard

Dominik Starck

Writer

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Commentaires

10 commentaires

Mouhtakir OfficielMar 29, 2023

Average movie on hitman agencies' politics for power control. Starting with hopes but later part is trails till main plot is to be known to a viewer. I only found political drama in a hitman agency to get control of main body. One time watchable not much hope.

AhmedzidanMar 29, 2023

I think this may be the worst movie I've ever seen I thought it was a carry on from hitman but it's nothing to do with that film series I advise not to watch it

Madina AbuMar 29, 2023

There are no redeeming parts of this movie. The sound needed a foley artist to counteract the echo in most rooms. The acting was really bad but not as bad as the laughable fight scenes. No I didn't watch the entire film it is so bad I couldn't.

Attraktion ColeMar 29, 2023

Poor movie scenes, poor acting, poor directing poor story telling a waste of film and time.

Paulette Butterfy🦋Mar 29, 2023

Three words bad, bad, and bad!!! Serious garbage and shouldn't been made. I hated everything about it.

Clipshot NeshMar 29, 2023

A watchable independent film. The story is intruiging with a good twist

laetitiakyMar 29, 2023

Hitman Agency, it should be said first, is no relation to the Hitman: Agent 47 series. The acting isn't too bad, but the choreography of fights is pathetic, and not aided at all by editing or good direction. The audio, in fact, all the production values, are so poor that they completely obscure what it seems could have been a somewhat interesting storyline.

HildeMar 29, 2023

Lucas Kane (Everett Ray Aponte ) is supposed to hit a rich man, but wait! There is another man freelancing a hit on him! Who is doing that and why? Oh wait! He works for the same agency, what is going on? Then Lucas must interrogate Joseph Kyler (Erik Hansen) a retired hitman. Where is the file old man? It all seemed pointless and the fighting had a lot of awkward moves. Guide: F-word. Implied sex. No nudity.

@king_siraMar 29, 2023

At a glance, HITMAN AGENCY looks to be a film that would've been found in the Cannon Group roster back in the 1980s with Michael Dudikoff, Reb Brown, or another Cannon young action staple in the younger, co-male lead and then probably Charles Bronson in the older male lead. Instead, the film plays more to Cannon's modern descendant Millenium Films; if HITMAN had more of a budget I could see the film being apart of Millenium's line of STV/VOD action/thriller films. The film plays out with a mixture of modern time as Lucas (Aponte) interrogating Joseph (Hansen) who turns out to be one of the finest hitmen to walk the earth. Joseph worked for the titular agency Lucas works for now and the young buck has to try and find what incriminating evidence Joseph has on his former employer. We jump back in time to see when Joseph first became a hitman and his journey to the present. It becomes obvious there's some power struggle at the Agency and there's more going on than Lucas knows. Comparing this film to a major studio production is ridiculous; looking at it on its terms HITMAN is entertaining and director Dominik Starck pulls as he can to dig as much drama and tension of limited resources he has. Looking past technical limitations; for me, microbudget films can make up in the acting department. Lead Aponte and Hansen are both very solid in their roles and service the material well; the pair has chemistry and I wish more of the film was these two men verbally sparring with each other. The other actors don't fare so well, on the whole many of them are stiff and don't feel fully real or relaxed in their scenes. Probably the biggest name in the film, kickboxing legend Don "The Dragon" Wilson has a rather inexplicable cameo that never clicks with the rest of the plot. He shows up, says a few lines, gets to kick an 'assassin' before he gets another scene during the credits. His cameo feels very tacked on last minute or is a move at teasing a sequel. The action, which is why I guarantee most rented this, is for the most part hand-to-hand with very, very limited gunplay. Aponte's opening fist-fight with a bodyguard gave me a bit of an eyeopener as director Starck doesn't succumb to rapid cuts and thrashing camera that numerous STV films do. Because of this, I was scratching my head if the actors were really kicking and punching each other in numerous shots or if they're that skilled at pulling punches/kicks. The rest of the action doesn't quite live up to the punch of the first fight, but this film is more interested in trying for thriller aspects and the psychology of violent people. It's not a perfect film; but on the slate of VOD microbudget films, HITMAN AGENCY tries to be more than generic action. For a $4 rental, it's worthwhile for 87min.

Ali Haider CheemaOct 18, 2022

Sauce