Jerry and Tom

This felt more like a play, with some fancy transitions for scene changes. Enjoyable but forgettable.

Both Rockwell & Mantegna do a wonderful job in this hitman comedy.

it's got some big names for a movie nobody's ever heard of, and there really isn't a reason for that. this is a pretty entertaining movie, it's mostly dark, but at times the humor comes through just enough.

A witty Mamet-inspired black comedy within the post-Pulp Fiction spate of tongue-in-cheek hit man pictures, with visual experimentation to slickly bond its caricatural set pieces and dialogue. And the good time the delectable cast clearly had making this film transposes into a good time for us. I suppose this reduction to absurdity of a frayed mini-genre is too cliquish and abstract as such to have go far when released, but it should've enjoyed an at least modestly noteworthy afterlife by now.