Killers Anonymous (2019)
Killers Anonymous
”A group of killers share their transgressions in a support group led by Gary Oldman.”
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"Killers Anonymous" presents an interesting concept, with a bunch of compulsive killers who meet in a support group modeled after Alcoholics Anonymous - a group that includes well-known names like Gary Oldman and Jessica Elba. All this in a universe that somehow tries to vaguely recall the one from 'John Wick'. Unfortunately, the movie wastes the concept in a confusing script, fight scenes with bad choreography and lost direction. No wonder the feature film was massacred by critics. Watch it if you're really a fan of the actors - especially Jessica Alba, who has done few movies recently.
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A support group of killers is held regularly. The participants sit in a circle of trust and share their transgressions.
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