Assassin Warrior

Dolph Lundgren is a guarantee of a B-movie or even a C-movie, which is not necessarily a problem - even a low-grade film has a chance of a decent rating with me, but that’s not the case of Silent Trigger. The film follows two timelines – present and retrospective, the problem is that while the past is fast-paced and interesting, the present just keeps dragging on. The creators grafted a romantic plot onto it with the subtlety of a rock crushing machine and the final result didn’t make any sense to me. I also wonder if the director has ever seen what happens to a target that is hit by a high-speed half-inch projectile. I don’t think so. (03/05/2020)