Silencer (2018)

Disgraced alcoholic veteran must reawaken all his deadly skills, and track down his former employer when he fails to complete his last hit.

Director:

Timothy Woodward Jr.

Writer:

Sean Mick

Stars:

Johnny Messner, Tito Ortiz, Chuck Liddell

1 win.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Johnny Messner	...	Frank
Tito Ortiz	...	Timothy
Chuck Liddell	...	Nelson 'Nels' Salvatore
Danny Trejo	...	Ocha
Robert LaSardo	...	Lazarus
Nikki Leigh	...	Cass
Kai Scarlett Williams	...	Shannon
Marlene Marquez	...	Lupe (as Marlene Márquez)
Said Faraj	...	Mohamed al-Baghdad
Sofia Esmaili	...	Nikki
Edwin Modlin II	...	Dawson
Victor Boneva	...	Pedro
Adelina Saldana	...	Marta
Mohamed Mohsen	...	Yousef Ahmed (as Mohamed Neyef Mohsen)
Sherry Espera	...	Yousef Ahmed's Wife

Storyline

Disgraced alcoholic veteran must reawaken all his deadly skills, and track down his former employer when he fails to complete his last hit.

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Plot Keywords:

alcoholic | 

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Taglines:

Let chaos reign.

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Genres:

Action | Drama | Thriller

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Did You Know?

Goofs

On entering a house where the kitchen cabinets are empty and every piece of furniture is carefully draped with dust covers: "Looks like they left in a hurry."

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Quotes

Timothy: So now what? I know you have a plan. You need to tell me what it is.
Frank: Plan? Get my kid. Kill Ochoa. And have a beer.

User Reviews

UFC Fans and Danny Trejo Fans, Don't Watch This

Like many people, the only reason I watched this film is to see legendary MMA fighters Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz. (OK, I've never missed a Danny Trejo movie either.) You expect the action sequences to be awesome. About 20 minutes in the mumbling hero faces off with Chuck Liddell, who plays a cartoonish bad guy. This little Hollywood twerp intimidates Liddell, who pulls a knife too small to peel a potato. Chuck Liddell pulling a knife? From there, it gets even worse. The action scenes are terrible, choreographed without any serious attempt at realism. Danny Trejo plays a Latin Godfather. He's sappy emotional, weak and with bad judgment. Tito fares a little better, but not much. If you want to see Chuck Liddell on screen, watch his brief scenes in 2007's Bobby Z. Watch any other Danny Trejo film and see a real life badass show genuine menace. This doesn't qualify as a B Movie. Bring back the Death Penalty. The writers, director and producers should be taken out and shot. I give it three stars, one each for Danny, Chuck and Tito.

Details

Official Sites:

moviepilot.de (German)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

4 September 2018 (USA)

Also Known As:

Your Move

Company Credits

Production Co:

Status Media & Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1