Accident Man: Hitman's Holiday
Accident Man: Hitman's Holiday

Fallon finds himself reconnected with his gadget-expert pal, Finicky Fred (Perry Benson), and is soon blackmailed into a high-stakes protection detail. His mission? Keep the ungrateful, bumbling son of a local mafia boss alive while being hunted by the world's most creative and colorful killers. Why You Need to See It

: The script, co-written by Adkins and Stu Small, balances brutal violence with a dry, irreverent sense of humor that sets it apart from more serious action franchises.

The Accident Man is Back: Why "Hitman’s Holiday" is a Must-Watch for Action Fans

: While Adkins is the star, Sarah Chang’s performance as Wong Siu-ling—a martial artist hired by Fallon specifically to ambush him at random—is a standout. Their "Kato-style" dynamic adds a hilarious and physical layer to the movie.

Check out these previews and reviews to see the Accident Man in action: Accident Man: Hitman's Holiday | Official Trailer 4K YouTube · Samuel Goldwyn Films

: One of the film's highlights is the parade of eccentric assassins Fallon must face, including a killer clown named Poco and a man who believes he’s a vampire.

: Directed by the Kirby Brothers—veteran stunt performers themselves—the film features blistering, wide-angle fight scenes with minimal cuts. Critics from sites like Rotten Tomatoes have praised it as a thrill ride for adrenaline junkies.

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Accident Man: — Hitman's Holiday

Fallon finds himself reconnected with his gadget-expert pal, Finicky Fred (Perry Benson), and is soon blackmailed into a high-stakes protection detail. His mission? Keep the ungrateful, bumbling son of a local mafia boss alive while being hunted by the world's most creative and colorful killers. Why You Need to See It

: The script, co-written by Adkins and Stu Small, balances brutal violence with a dry, irreverent sense of humor that sets it apart from more serious action franchises. Accident Man: Hitman's Holiday

The Accident Man is Back: Why "Hitman’s Holiday" is a Must-Watch for Action Fans Fallon finds himself reconnected with his gadget-expert pal,

: While Adkins is the star, Sarah Chang’s performance as Wong Siu-ling—a martial artist hired by Fallon specifically to ambush him at random—is a standout. Their "Kato-style" dynamic adds a hilarious and physical layer to the movie. Why You Need to See It : The

Check out these previews and reviews to see the Accident Man in action: Accident Man: Hitman's Holiday | Official Trailer 4K YouTube · Samuel Goldwyn Films

: One of the film's highlights is the parade of eccentric assassins Fallon must face, including a killer clown named Poco and a man who believes he’s a vampire.

: Directed by the Kirby Brothers—veteran stunt performers themselves—the film features blistering, wide-angle fight scenes with minimal cuts. Critics from sites like Rotten Tomatoes have praised it as a thrill ride for adrenaline junkies.