Hit list
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Original title | Hit list |
Country of production | United States |
original language | English |
Publishing year | 2012 |
length | 87 minutes |
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Director | Minh Collins |
script | Thompson Evans |
production | Elmer Ventura |
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Hit List is an American comedy film from the year 2012 with Shirly Brener and Joey Lawrence in the lead roles.
action
Charlotte has had anger management problems since childhood. As a therapeutic measure, her psychiatrist suggests that everything that annoys her be written in a little book, which she does. In the course of her life she also starts a list of people whom she wishes to die. After a failed relationship, Charlotte tries online dating. After a few disappointing dates, she meets the charming Lyle. However, this is a hit man , which Charlotte does not yet know at the beginning of the relationship. When Lyle discovers Charlotte's list, he begins killing everyone on it. At some point Charlotte suspects that Lyle is a murderer and tries to collect evidence for it. However, Lyle catches her doing it, knocks her down and takes her to the place where he buried all of his victims. Although Lyle loves Charlotte, he wants to get her out of the way, fearing that Charlotte, who does not tolerate the killing, will go to the police. When Charlotte is about to say her last words , she realizes the seriousness of her murderous thoughts. As a result, Lyle does not kill Charlotte, and from now on the two of them go about the killing business together. They later have a child together.
production
The film was shot in 2010 in Cabo San Lucas , Baja California Sur , Mexico and Santa Monica , Burbank , Castaic , Huntington Park , Marina del Rey , and North Hollywood , California .
Soundtrack
- "For All I Care" by Laura Slade Wiggins and Carrick Moore Gerety
- "Closer" from T&L
- "Dance Party" from T&L
- "Live" by Damian Joyce
- "Walking On Your Side" by Mofus
- "It's All Good" by Mofus
- "Chivalry's Dead by The Paper Cranes
- "You Will Lie" by Thomas D'Arcy
- "LaBamba" by Lindy Vopnfjord
- "Harmony to My Heartbeat" by Sally Seltmann
Web links
- Official website
- Hit List in the Internet Movie Database (English)