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Kill Code
Hard Matter
USA 2026
produced by Latavius Powell, Justin Price, Franzi Schissler, Richard Salvatore (executive), Brian O'Shea (executive), Daniel Gusman (executive) for Powell and Price Productions
directed by Justin Price
starring Harvey Keitel, Tyrese Gibson, Franzi Schissler, Jacob Artist, J.J. Soria, Brett Cullen, Anthony Michael Frederick, Brian Kurlander, Nick Loren, Sescily Leon Connell, Guy Hershler, Wendy Miklovic, Lance E. Nichols, Frank Grillo, Caroline Helander, Victoria Paige Watkins, Talia Asseraf, Taylor Latham, Justin Price, Nick Greene, Luke Cannella, Bruce Anthony Shepperson, Richard Salvatore, Meg Deusner, Julie Haught, Hans Marrero, Paul Sampson, Casey Ann Zeller, John R. Bennett II, Grace Deroche
written by Justin Price, music by Aldo Shllaku, fight choreography by Caine Sinclair, visual effects by Gardocki Digital
review by Mike Haberfelner
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In a not too distant future, the USA has been taken over by the Alpire
Corporation, a company whose boss Eion (Harvey Keitel) wants to stylize
himself as a man of the people, so much so that he personally helps out in
food kitchens, but his goal is really total control. To tht end, he wants
everyone to wear special watches, said to be able to cure diseases by
controlling the bloodstream - which is true even, but they can also turn
people violent or even kill. Presently, Eion has the watch tested on
convicts who are every now and again driven to fight and kill one another
by the watches, but Eion already plans to equip the entire population with
these watches, with the ultimate aim to cleanse society ...
Elera is an Alpire enforcer - but really she's a plant infused into the
system by the precious few in the know of the whole set-up who are not
with the company. She eventually joins forces with Kyron (Jacob Artist), a
man with a manipulated watch that will actually kill him he he doesn't
assassinate Eion in the next two days. And thus begins a race with time,
one that's only complicated by the fact that the world is not just black
and white, and there are many players in the game with their own agenda
...
Tyrese Gibson plays Eion's right-hand man.
Now I will say this, Kill Code is rather complex in story
and features a plethora of characters with their own arcs that it's not
always easy to follow - but that hardly matters, really, as the film has a
really nice flow, manages to keep the tension high at all times, and
features many a nicely choreographed fight scene as well as flashes of
highly inventive violence. On top of all of this, this film is just a
feast for the eyes, set designs, costumes and camera work are top notch
and manage to give the film its very own atmosphere that's as dystopian as
it's engaging. So if science fiction with dark undercurrents is your kind
of thing, make sure to give this one a try.
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review © by Mike Haberfelner
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