Added to Prime Video on Sunday, Oct 15, 2023 When Jim Rhodes, a border patrol agent, played by Steve Austin, is pushed to his limits after a gang of dangerous criminals kidnaps his daughter, he stops at nothing to hunt them down and rescue her. In the treacherous wilderness, Jim must utilize his survival skills and knowledge of the area to gain an upper hand against the well-armed and ruthless criminals, whose leader is as intelligent as he is insane. Facing constant challenges and deadly scenarios, Jim must find a way to outsmart his adversaries and bring his daughter back home safely.
Length: 1h38m
Genre: Action, Thriller
This Title is: Gritty, Tense
HUNT TO KILL IS STREAMING TODAY ON PRIME VIDEO CANADA!
Trailer
Cast
- Steve Austin as Jim Rhodes
- Marie Avgeropoulos as Kim Rhodes
- Gil Bellows as Banks
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: R – Restricted. Viewers under 17 require accompanying parent or adult guardian.
Violence, Language, and Some Sexual Content.
Trivia
- Steve Austin performed most of his own stunts during the intense action sequences.
- The movie was primarily filmed in British Columbia, Canada, utilizing its dense forests and rugged terrains to depict the isolating wilderness.
- Marie Avgeropoulos, who plays Jim’s daughter Kim, is widely recognized for her role as Octavia in the TV series “The 100”.
Our Review
“Hunt to Kill” comes across as a solid entry into the action-thriller genre, with Steve Austin delivering a satisfying performance as a rugged and relentless protector. The wilderness setting provides an exhilarating backdrop for the chase, adding an element of survivalism to the standard action formula. The antagonists, although somewhat cliched, create sufficient turmoil to drive the storyline, pitting man against man in a harsh, unforgiving environment. While the plot follows a somewhat predictable trajectory, the visceral action scenes and intense confrontations offer enough for fans of the genre. Despite some narrative shortcomings, the film succeeds in delivering unapologetic action and tension throughout.
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