Killing Joan

ActionCrimeDrame
Année2018
Durée1h 38m

An enforcer for the mob enacts her revenge on those who wronged her.

Bande-annonce

Casting

Todd Bartoo

Director

Jamie Bernadette

Joan Butler

Teo Celigo

Anthony

Erik Aude

Miles

David Carey Foster

Frank

Daniel Gardner

Neal

Dionysio Basco

Henry

PK

Pavle Kujundzic

George

Casper Andreas

Anson

Katarina Severen

Donna

Erin O'Brien

Cheryl

Alexandra Lemus

Rose

DM

Danny Mika

Dimitri

JC

Joseph Cervelin

Gary

Ken Ashton

Chuck

OB

Olivia Bellafontaine

Tara

AB

Allen Benatar

Sven

BG

Brianna Grace Reagh

Marjorie

Jimmy DellaValle

Earl

Todd Bartoo

Writer

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Commentaires

6 commentaires

Melanie SilvaNov 22, 2022

Joan (Jamie Bernadette) is a paid assassin who likes Anthony (Teo Celigo ), neat whiskey, and three ways. We see her do a job where she ends up killing the guy who owes her boss Frank (David Carey Foster) and one of her own men who dropped the "C" word on her. Something I imagine most women would do if they could. Frank is not pleased. Joan is assigned a task and does not follow through. Her own henchmen kill her. Joan comes back to life with a dark power that allows her use a force against people and to travel through black dust holes. Once back from the dead, Joan becomes a vigilante against her former boss dressed in slinky black with spike heeled boot. The dialogue was not great. The acting less than par. The special effects seemed like a joke. The explanation for the darkness didn't make it. Guide: F-word. Sex. Nudity (Heather Noelle+)

Mohammed KadubaNov 22, 2022

Im pretty tolerant of bad cinema. I prefer to be positive rather than negative. But THIS...was just awful. From the poor mans (and I do mean skint mans) Trinity of "the lead" character, to the total disinterest of her boss and goons, to the nightclub scene with no patrons.... I went into it with no preconceptions, I WANTED to like it, lets face it the synopsis covers every base going. Gang thug meets social worker and gains dark powers, man this HAS to rock. There HAD to be some good in there.. I lasted half an hour. Avoid

AbhimanyuNov 22, 2022

Killing Joan is the new action/ revenge movie From Writer/ Director Todd Bartoo . Jamie Bernadette (Joan)plays a bad ass Strong arm for the mob. She starts getting to aggressive and calling all the shots. Anyone who pisses her off or poses a threat is disposed of. This gets her Boss Frank angry and he decides to have her killed. She becomes resurrected and gets her revenge on those who double-crossed her and left her for dead. This is a cross between Death Wish and the classic supernatural toned The Crow! Our main character at the beginning is a ruthless heartless killer. The only person she has ever loved makes her see her evil ways. He slowly get through to her and starts seeing there is more to life than killing and revenge. But is it to late. Jamie Bernadette over the last year has grown as an actress. She does not type cast herself and in every movie plays a strong female character that shows her range! David Corey Foster who plays Mob boss Frank was equally entertaining. He made the best of his screen time and created a memorable character. Todd Bartoo could of made a paint by number action revenge flick but he added the supernatural element that worked! He Gave a cool take of a very predictable genre with a very nice goosebumps ending! I also like how he directed Jamie and would love to see another feature pairing Jamie under Todd's direction. Written and Directed by Todd Bartoo. With Jamie Bernadette , Teo Celigo, Erik Audé , Dion Bosco, Katarina Leigh Waters, Erin O 'Brien, Alexandra Lemus, Danny Mika, David Carey Foster. A special thanks to Clint Morris for providing me with all the promo items!

Kathleen AgayaNov 22, 2022

Well watched it start to finish unfortunately, a low budget movie with poor acting. Give it a miss.

Nov 22, 2022

This is by far the worst film of the year so far, and it will take some beating! Shockingly bad dialogue..delivered by equally shocking acting, it had me in stiches scene after gut wrenchingly awful scene. A must see for bad film afficianados..I wont go as far a The Room comparison, but my goodness..its pretty close!

Nov 22, 2022