
When Dr Ben Carroway (McCarthy) is involved in an assassination where the killers commit suicide once trapped he finds that the killers have no criminal record. However they are all registered missing children and he sets on a journey of discovery with one of the killer's sister (Portia de Rossi) and a mob hitman (Robert Patrick). In Mexico they find a mansion in large grounds belonging to disgraced Dr Greely where children are taught to be killers by a regime of mental condi... (Full plot summary below)
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When Dr Ben Carroway (McCarthy) is involved in an assassination where the killers commit suicide once trapped he finds that the killers have no criminal record. However they are all registered missing children and he sets on a journey of discovery with one of the killer's sister (Portia de Rossi) and a mob hitman (Robert Patrick). In Mexico they find a mansion in large grounds belonging to disgraced Dr Greely where children are taught to be killers by a regime of mental conditioning and they plan to put an end to the conspiracy.
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| User ReviewDanielle SA lethal killing machine resurfaces to stalk the streets, and an FBI profiler must faces his darkest demons to catch him in this intense, psychological thriller. For Dr. Ben Carroway ( Andrew McCarthy) the familiar clues the killer leaves behind lead him to a mysterious compound in Mexico, where killers are traines to murder without remore or conscience. But as Carroway prepares his trap, the killer's mastermind has some very deadly plans of his own. |
| User ReviewLynne PThis movie has a huge body count. And really, there is no sense of plot. And the characters are so underdeveloped, it isn't funny. But the character Leo leaves me laughing each time he opens his mouth (cheers to Robert Patrick!) I've seen much better, but then I've seen much worse. It was a good waste of my time, as I wasn't bored watching it. |