Too much about the plot just didn't add up, the writing was bad, some of the scenes were cringey and awkward,

I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

FORCED TO KILL is another straight-up action flick from the hard-working team at PM Entertainment. This one features an exceptionally wooden actor in the form of Corey Michael Eubanks, playing an ordinary guy with exceptional fighting skills who is forced to fight by a small town's corrupt law enforcement department.Michael Ironside is the chief villain here and he delivers his dialogue with his customary growl and is, inevitably, the best thing about this movie. The rest begins as a drawn-out tournament-style fighting flick before moving into the usual chase thriller territory for the second part. Rance and Clint Howard play in support alongside Don Swayze, making this a film for less-well-known family members of famous figures. The action's okay but the film stalls in between, although the ending's over-the-top fun.

Johnny (Corey Michael Eubanks) is a repo man. He's driving the latest repo when he's kidnapped by some hill folks. His partner is murdered. The hill family is headed by Rance (Rance Howard). Dwayne (Don Swayze) and Neil (Mickey Jones) are the muscles. Heather (Kari Whitman) is abused by all the men. Johnny manages to escape and flag down Sheriff Wilson (Michael Ironside). Sadly, Wilson is the one with plans for him to fight in an illegal country tournament.I don't expect Corey Michael Eubanks to be much of an actor and he's not. The problem is that a lead actor needs a good deal of charisma. Van Damme has it. Corey does not. Corey may be a great stuntman. He has a terrific roundhouse kick but that's about it. I expected Ironside to be in more of the movie. After an explosive opening, he disappears for 30 minutes. This is a B-movie through and through. They even have a Playboy Playmate. Its main problem is the lack of charisma from Corey.

"Forced to Kill" smacks of a vanity project for writer, producer, and leading man, Corey Michael Eubanks. For almost the entire film the shirtless Eubanks struts his stunt man stuff. The viewer is witness to endless car wrecks, and bare knuckles fighting, along with some horse riding, speed boat chasing, and cliff jumping. Unfortunately all this mayhem is tied together with a script devoid of even a minute amount of logic. It is pleasant to see good character actors Michael Ironside, Rance Howard, and Clint Howard. What is not so pleasant are the crater sized plot holes. Although the sleaze factor is there, the common sense factor is non existent. "Forced to Kill" is nothing more than mindless entertainment, with mind numbing flaws. - MERK

Well, another stupid kick-em-up shoot-em-up film, but a good one. Ironside makes for a great evil sheriff, and Cory Micheal Eubanks is convincing in his round house kick moves. Music and sound effects are especially good for a B film.What I find really funny is in the trailer this film was proported to be the most "relative" film of the year, and that's certainly the case....Cory is Bob Eubanks' son, Pat Swayze's brother is in it, Clint Howard (Ron's little brother) is in it, and Rance Howard (Ron's dad) is in it. VERY RELITIVE.But again, great sound FX and music.Sumaria Vumpage