Saw this at a festival and I'm not sure what the other commenters are confused by -- the audience seemed to think it was pretty good for what it was. The plot is maybe a little on the formulaic side, but I don't see how you could feel lost by it. The CIA is using one of their people as a scapegoat for a scheme to wreck the Federal Reserve, and then tries to kill her to protect themselves. What part of that is confusing? The pacing is great, especially in the second half. A low-budget BOURNE movie with a chick is a good comparison. I guess if you come looking for a hundred-million dollar experience you won't find it here, but the budget on this was supposedly less than half a mil, so that isn't really fair. Don't listen to the other posters and check it out.
Review of Contract Killers
