Ace assassin Frank Kitchen is double crossed by gangsters and falls into the hands of rogue surgeon known as The Doctor who turns him into a woman. The hitman, now a hitwoman, sets out for revenge, aided by a nurse named Johnnie who also has secrets.
Michelle Rodriguez
Frank Kitchen / Tomboy
Sigourney Weaver
Dr. Rachel Kay
Tony Shalhoub
Dr. Ralph Galen
Caitlin Gerard
Johnnie
Anthony LaPaglia
Honest John Hartunian
Paul McGillion
Paul Wincott
Ken Kirzinger
Nurse Albert Becker
Paul Lazenby
Bodyguard
Zak Santiago
Edward Gonzales
Adrian Hough
Sebastian
Alex Zahara
Vladimir Gorski
Chad Riley
Merchado
Jason Asuncion
Hiram Ko (Dog Trainer)
Darryl Quon
Jin Tao
Hugo Ateo
Guzman
Sergio Osuna
Mexican Man
Terry Chen
Dr. Lin
Lauro David Chartrand-DelValle
Cousin in Vegas
Caroline Chan
Ting Li
Lia Lam
Asian woman
Eltie Pearce
Whitney
Director, Screenplay, Story
Walter Hill
Screenplay, Story
Denis Hamill
July 30, 2017
6
**The story of how a hitman became hitgirl!**
Actually, it was a much better film than what I've heard of it. What could you expect from a B movie? This was a much better film for its small budget with a decent cast. The storyline seems okay, but Michelle Rodriguez is the one who made it possible. Yeah, it was like created for her to play the main role and she excelled. The filmmaking was quite compromised when the initial part of her character was played by herself. Because of particularly her height, but decently convinces us with all the rest of the makeovers.
The film was about an assassin, who after encountering some wrong men, discovers later that he'd went through gender reassignment surgery. Now raged with anger, he begins his hunt whoever behind it, especially finding the reason for. With a small romance and action sequences, the film comes to an end. Before giving it a try, you must understand that it is not the film you should expect to be a masterpiece. It tried its best to narrate a decent story, as well as you get your entertainment along. So it is not a must see, but still worth a watch.
_6/10_