Accident Man: Hitman’s Holiday (2022) is the sequel to Accident Man (2018), continuing the story of Mike Fallon (played by Scott Adkins), a professional hitman known for making his kills look like accidents. In this installment, Mike faces even greater challenges when he gets caught up in a deadly scheme during a vacation that turns out to be full of danger.
Plot
The story picks up with Mike Fallon, who has left his dark past behind, hoping to live a more peaceful life. However, he’s pulled back into a deadly game with old enemies and new foes, all intent on killing him. Despite the odds, Mike’s skills and his “creative” approach to causing accidents allow him to stay one step ahead in the fight for survival.
Performances
Scott Adkins, as Mike Fallon, does a fantastic job of portraying a character who is both outrageous and humorous, with jaw-dropping action scenes. His performance builds on the success of the first film. The supporting characters, including various hitmen, also deliver solid performances, though they don’t stand out as much.
Action and Effects
The film maintains its signature high-octane action with intense fight scenes, intricate hand-to-hand combat, and thrilling shootouts. The special effects, choreography, and action sequences are smooth and engaging, even if they border on exaggerated, but they suit the film’s entertainment style perfectly.
Humor
One of the film’s strengths is its balance of action and humor. The movie cleverly uses quirky situations, witty dialogue, and tense chase and battle scenes to create an atmosphere that is both thrilling and entertaining.
Overall Impressions
Accident Man: Hitman’s Holiday is a fun, action-packed movie that doesn’t shy away from violence while keeping things lighthearted with humor. While it doesn’t break much new ground compared to the first film, fans of action, comedy, and Scott Adkins will find it enjoyable. It’s the perfect film for anyone who enjoys stories about hitmen with “creative” kills and unexpected accidents.
