It's all ridiculous, of course, but it's meant to be.

Killer Tattoo is an action comedy Thai movie. The problem with the movie is that it has too many plots and the director failed to keep it intact. The movie has surely few good moments of its own and has some funny comic timing.

The action is just ok, acting is good. Direction is immature and the film diverts from it's plot many times.

Screenplay is ok so as background music. The movie is ok but could've been better.

Twenty years after this Thai action comedy was released I had the chance to sit down and watch it. I found the movie by random luck, and opted to give it a go, since I hadn't already seen it. And I figured as the movie had Petchtai Wongkamla on the cast list, it couldn't be all bad.

But it was.

It was just so difficult to get into the groove of this movie. The storyline just failed to connect with me and I found very little enjoyment or entertainment in this movie.

The characters in the movie just felt random and very chaotic, and again it was hard to connect with these characters as they were essentially as interesting as wet cardboard.

Sure, there were a fair amount of action in the movie, but with the lack of a properly interesting and pseudo-coherent storyline, then the action could do only so much for the movie.

"Killer Tattoo" was a swing and a miss from director Yuthlert Sippapak, and it was by no means a glorious or memorable moment in Thai action cinema.

I am rating "Killer Tattoo" a generous two out of ten stars.