good back-story, and good acting

Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.

This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.

This indie thriller is another amateur effort masquerading as a mainstream film. It has a not-bad story about a professional hitman who hunts a serial killer who ends up targeting his own family, but the staging is very amateurish and the experience is spoilt by below par camerawork throughout. Add in the usual gamut of indifferent performances and uninteresting scripting and you have a difficult film to watch.

If To Kill a Killer had been made with a big budget but with the same actors in their roles, it probably would have been some sort of hit.The premise is pretty simple: Salomon Caramona and Lyndsey Jimenez are a hit-man and his wife who have to flee Mexico to Chicago when Caramona doesn't finish a hit.Unknown to him, the man that hired Caramona for the original hit, tracks him down in Chicago and is willing to forgive the original hit if the former assassin will find a serial killer that tortured and murdered his daughter.Uneven at times, the suspense still keeps you enthralled to what is going to happen next. Many twists and turns keep the film from being another boring snuff film.And Jimenez, wow, in her debut role is outstanding as the cold, callous and even more dangerous wife Annabel.She could be a star in the making.For low budget film making, this one was pretty masterful.