The Killer’s Game Trailer: Dave Bautista Turns Assassin In Action-comedy Film

Lionsgate has released the trailer for its upcoming action-comedy film, The Killer’s Game, starring the formidable Dave Bautista in the lead role. Adapted from Jay R. Bonansinga's book and brought to the screen by Rand Ravich and James Coyne, the movie promises a thrilling mix of action and humour. Scheduled for release on September 13, the film follows Joe Flood, a top hitman, played by Bautista, who finds himself in a life-threatening situation.

What is the plot of The Killer’s Game?

The plot centers on Joe Flood, a renowned assassin who, after being diagnosed with a terminal illness, decides to end his own life by hiring hitmen to kill him. The situation takes a dramatic turn when these hired killers also target his ex-girlfriend, portrayed by Sofia Boutella. As the stakes rise, Joe must fight through a treacherous path, facing off against his fellow assassins while trying to win back his ex-girlfriend before time runs out.

Trailer of The Killer’s Game

The trailer showcases intense, action-packed scenes with Bautista’s character struggling to survive and rekindle love amidst escalating danger. The film features a stellar supporting cast, including Terry Crews, Scott Adkins, Pom Klementieff, and Ben Kingsley, promising a thrilling ride of suspense and entertainment.

Directed by JJ Perry, The Killer’s Game tells a gripping story filled with suspense. Initially resigned to his fate, Joe Flood embarks on a journey that challenges his very existence. Producers Andrew Lazar, Steve Richards, Kia Jam, and others have crafted a cinematic experience poised to captivate audiences worldwide.

The trailer invites viewers into a high-stakes world of assassins, filled with compelling dialogue and heart-pounding action sequences. The tension mounts as Joe Flood faces unexpected challenges, battling a relentless wave of adversaries in his quest to change his destiny.

Set for release on September 13, The Killer’s Game promises to be a thrilling and entertaining spectacle, keeping audiences on the edge of their seats.