Accident Man: Hitman's Holiday

Accident Man: Hitman's Holiday follows the titular character, Mike Fallon (Scott Adkins), as he embarks on a mission to protect the wayward son of a mafia boss from being eliminated by rival assassins. The film picks up where its predecessor left off, with Fallon having retired from his life of killing and seeking redemption. When the errant son of a powerful mafia figure, Marco (Ray Muzyka), is put in harm's way by a group of top-tier hitmen, Fallon is reluctantly drawn back into the world he thought he'd left behind. With the help of his only friend, Ray Burns (Michael Jai White), Fallon must use all his skills and cunning to take down the killers sent to eliminate Marco. As Fallon navigates this treacherous landscape, he also finds himself rekindling a romantic connection with his former flame, Lisa (Amy Johnston). Their complicated past is slowly revealed through a series of flashbacks, adding depth to their characters and the narrative as a whole. Throughout the film, Fallon faces off against an impressive array of assassins, each with their own unique style and set of skills. From a deadly female fighter to a tech-savvy killer, these adversaries pose a formidable challenge to Fallon's abilities. As the stakes grow higher and the body count rises, Fallon must confront his demons and re-examine his reasons for being in the game. The film's action sequences are relentless and well-choreographed, with a focus on practical effects that adds to their authenticity. In the end, Accident Man: Hitman's Holiday is a thrilling ride filled with plenty of twists and turns. With its blend of humor, style, and over-the-top action, it's sure to please fans of the genre.