The Assassin's Code

Name: The Assassin's Code
Genre: Thriller
Released: May 11, 2018
Duration: 95 min
Cast: Christopher Mele, Dontez James, Elizabeth Anweis, Justin Chatwin, Mark Thompson

2018

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Gravitas Ventures | Release Date: May 11, 2018 | TV-MA

Starring: Christopher Mele, Dontez James, Elizabeth Anweis, Justin Chatwin, Mark Thompson, Matt O'Shea, Peter Stormare, Rich Grosso, Robin Thomas, Yancy Butler

Summary: A rookie detective (Justin Chatwin), son of a dead disgraced cop, works to solve his first major case while under the watchful eye of a ghost-like assassin (Peter Stormare).

Director: David A. Armstrong

Genre(s): Thriller

Rating: TV-MA

Runtime: 95 min

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Noel Murray

May 9, 2018

The Assassin's Code features a few plot twists, but none surprising. The situation and the characters are just too stock. Read full review

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May 18, 2018

A well-done crime thriller with more under the hood than most of its genre, a lot more character-driven than the shoot-em-up trailer would suggest. Justin Chatwin's rookie detective is cocky and conflicted, Peter Stormare (from "Fargo") gives a great monologue in one of the best standaloneA well-done crime thriller with more under the hood than most of its genre, a lot more character-driven than the shoot-em-up trailer would suggest. Justin Chatwin's rookie detective is cocky and conflicted, Peter Stormare (from "Fargo") gives a great monologue in one of the best standalone scenes I've ever seen; and veteran radio guy Mark Thompson (Mark from the KLOS "Mark and Brian" show) is fantastic as Justin's captain and Justin's surrogate father figure. The dialog is smart and at times funny, it's beautifully shot, and the jazz-noir soundtrack is knockout. A really enjoyable watch!… Expand

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