A burned-out professional sniper, and his partner find themselves trapped in an all-glass penthouse by a lethal competitor.

The pair must find a way to survive and escape with little to no cover between him and the killer......

Adkins is the go to straight to video action star for Generation Y and Z. Back in the late eighties and early nineties, we had 'stars' such as Olivier Gruner, Jalal Merhi, Bolo Yeung, and Michael Dudikoff, to name a few.

Adkins can stand proud amongst these B-movie giants, as he makes some really good action movies, no then, once in a while, he is in a film so mediocre, he is the only saving grace.

This film falls into the latter. And although the concept is good, the makers of the film make it so boring, it's hard to care about what happens. And this is a film about four sitting ducks being shot at by an unknown sniper. Schumacher did more or less the same thing with 'Phone Booth', and made it tense and urgent, so why couldn't they made this more urgent?

If you were being shot at by one of your own (maybe), you wouldn't be having banter with the other people in the room. Or at least I wouldn't.

Adkins is fantastic as always, and has a great screen presence, but it's still a bit of a mis-fire.....

As usual, Scott Adkins is as good as it gets. But when you have a terrible script, two likable actors in the lead are wasted in silly, inane, predictable style. He is 10 times the actor and the martial artist that jvcd ever was. But for reasons I cannot explain, he gets stuck in b minus movies like these. Most of the movie takes place at the penthouse of a hotel room where they duck behind a sofa for cover,. Yes a sofa which has bullet holes through it as if a sniper couldn't just pepper it and kill everyone and end the movie.

Accident man is one of Atkins best including avengement. Stick with those, skip this..

The script itself was not really all that bad. Scott Adkins always performs fight scenes very well, so there's that. However, this supposed professional contractor makes some of the most ridiculous decisions just to prolong the plot/movie that it's hardly relatable. Example: being pinned down for a long, long time by a sniper, supposedly unable to reach his weapon, with people getting shot the whole time, when I guess he gets tired of it and just goes for the gun... successfully, of course, then, within 3 seconds, sets up a shot and takes out the shooter in a building 1/2 a mile away. Really? There are several more "why in the heck don't you just..." scenarios like this that even a not so smart person would think of almost immediately. Like I said, the only redeeming value are the fight scenes. It's worth a watch if you can find absolutely nothing else to do.