After being compromised during a mission gone wrong, an international assassin named Walker (Daniel Stisen ) is sent to Reassignment Center 42. There, he'll get a new identity and be able to erase any trace of his last job and even his past.
However, a ruthless team of operatives led by Keates (Samantha Schnitzler) storms the secure compound forcing Walker to team up with an elite hitwoman named Elda (Lauren Okadigbo) and her mysterious charge Juliet (Yennis Cheung).
Who will survive The Siege?
Directed by Brad Watson and written by Nicole Bartlett, this is a movie mostly cast with stunt performers, which means that it's all action from literally the first few minutes. You're not coming to a movie like this for emotional resonance. You want to see people fire guns, do ill-advised stunts and beat the stuffing out of one another. I'm happy to report that this movie delivers more of that than you'll find in probably ten other movies.
If video stores still existed on the scale of the past, this is the kind of movie that people would rent and be really surprised how much they liked it. They'd say, "I watched this movie with this super muscular dude getting in all these fights, two women had a brutal brawl and man, some dude used pliers to take the teeth from all the people he killed. It was pretty awesome."
It is pretty awesome.
However, a ruthless team of operatives led by Keates (Samantha Schnitzler) storms the secure compound forcing Walker to team up with an elite hitwoman named Elda (Lauren Okadigbo) and her mysterious charge Juliet (Yennis Cheung).
Who will survive The Siege?
Directed by Brad Watson and written by Nicole Bartlett, this is a movie mostly cast with stunt performers, which means that it's all action from literally the first few minutes. You're not coming to a movie like this for emotional resonance. You want to see people fire guns, do ill-advised stunts and beat the stuffing out of one another. I'm happy to report that this movie delivers more of that than you'll find in probably ten other movies.
If video stores still existed on the scale of the past, this is the kind of movie that people would rent and be really surprised how much they liked it. They'd say, "I watched this movie with this super muscular dude getting in all these fights, two women had a brutal brawl and man, some dude used pliers to take the teeth from all the people he killed. It was pretty awesome."
It is pretty awesome.