Credited cast: | |||
Frida Farrell | ... | Jane | |
Nick Mancuso | ... | Witkoff | |
Rhett Giles | ... | Pernell | |
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Christian Willis | ... | Lars |
G. Anthony Joseph | ... | Monoven | |
Steve Boergadine | ... | Winston Scott | |
Wolf Muser | ... | Targonsky | |
Lee Sherman | ... | Alex | |
Paul Cram | ... | Chuck Dittmer | |
Justin Smith | ... | Rick | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Corey Beauregard | ... | FBI Extra |
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David Bermejo | ... | Banker |
Julia Denton | ... | Lindsay (as Julia Denton Francis) | |
Scott duPont | ... | SWAT Team | |
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Jamie Marie Roebuck Joseph | ... | Restaurant patron |
A CIA assassin attempts to break out of the contract killing business to try to lead a normal life. But when "the system" tracks her down and frames her for the death of her husband, she embarks on a path of revenge that leads her back into the life she tried to hard to abandon. Written by Anonymous
Julian Cane is SO right. After all, what you think of the quality of a movie has NO value at all unless it is bought or watched in the cinema. If you download the movie it magically turns into a horrible, horrible film that is completely different from a 'legal' version of the same film.
I'm not promoting movie piracy here, but stating that a reviewer's opinions of the movie are invalid simply because he or she watched it by some other means than BUYING it is ridiculous. Perhaps the movie's horrible performance has something to do with the intelligence of its producers.