Debt Collectors

While not as good as the first film its still entertaining. Louis Mandylor and Scott Adkins has good chemistry and make the most of their "buddy cop" roles.

This movie was interesting and worth watching up to the final act with 15 people having an extended gun battle inside a 40-foot room with automatic weapons and grenade launcher. This shabby ridiculousness ruined everything good that came before it and was absolutely shameful and pathetic. Louis Mandylor was surprisingly good. Scott Adkins gave his typical arrogant cocky performance. The uncredited Marina Sirtis as Mal Reese was a huge surprise. Her voice is unmistakable.

More of the same but somehow still the same quality. If you like the first one, you'll like this one as well.

If you liked the first one, you'll probably like this one, and how could you not not like the beautiful buddy chemistry between these two leading men?

Not a single joke about back-from-dead man's botox? Come on!!

This is a sequel of The Debt Collector (2018) movie. Scott Akins is lead character with Louis Mandylor. Two bailiffs are pushed into an explosively dangerous situation when they must sue a villainous owner of a Las Vegas casino. They have to deal with a lot of difficulties. They end up being chased by various villains and facing revenge.

Not as sophisticated as the first, but still pretty nice in its unpolished, raw, ignorant vibe, following two outcast debt collectors in a final mission that ends up not being a final mission at all, of course. They Live brawl homage is pure bliss and two leads are also at their best. Too bad the story itself doesn't go anywhere really interesting or rewarding.

Crime and a whole lotta punishment.