I was just recently thinking to myself, I wonder if I'll ever see Jessica Alba in a film again. Then a few weeks later along comes a film with her in it. And not just that, but an interesting looking concept for a movie. The synopsis reads, "A support group of killers is held regularly. The participants sit in a circle of trust and share their transgressions." That hooked my attention. Sounds like a fun idea for a film, right? Apparently not, because the film was not interesting in the slightest bit.

No film called 'Killers Anonymous' about a group of hitmen telling their stories should ever be close to this dull. It's almost impressive that they managed to achieve that. Throw in the fact that the two big names the movie managed to get, Alba and Gary Oldman, went entirely to waste. Their characters added zero interest to the film incredibly.

Near the end the movie tries to get tricky and complicated but by that point you've already been bored into submission and no longer care. I'm not exaggerating when I say there isn't a single intriguing or watchable character in this movie. Don't be fooled by a couple of big names in the cast, this is pretty much a complete misfire and one to be avoided.

And 2019 continues to disappoint...

This is the dumbest most stupid thriller I've ever seen...

It's senseless, plain stupid and boring...

Stay away from this nonsense, it's really not worth it....

KILLERS ANONYMOUS is a very strange and low budget British thriller that's basically another spin on the old RESERVOIR DOGS/single location thing. A group of assassins attend a kind of group therapy session to discuss some bad things that have been going on, and of course they fall out and end up getting bumped off. The cast is impressive, but not so much when you realise that major players like Jessica Alba and Gary Oldman are only present in smaller supporting roles of varying length. Other actors like Myanna Buring and Michael Socha, well established from the likes of TV, do their best, but there's no disguising a muddled plot and the seeming inexperience of a director who just overdoes it throughout.