Debt Collectors

Debt Collectors is only a bit more where The Debt Collector came from: this sequel has all of its predecessor's eccentricities, but none of its breezy confidence.

Everyone else will have to put up with a surprisingly and disappointingly tame reunion for both French and Sue and Adkins and Johnson; ironically enough, what Debt Collectors fails to drum up is any kind of interest.

As a sequel, it's full-on fantastic, ably expanding - and deftly improving - 2018's The Debt Collector.

Nothing fancy, but the action choreography is thrilling and brutal. [Full review in French]

Action movies used to be all about this, the gritty scuffles and foot chases between characters who had opposing desires. It still works now although nobody had moves like Adkins in the '80s so it still feels bigger.

[Director Jesse V.] Johnson, a former stuntman, knows exactly how to get the best out of his physically-minded casts and can be counted on to bring the best, and most varied performances, out of Adkins.

An old-school action flick with plenty of bashing and brotherhood.

You owe yourself the fun of the 'Debt Collectors' action movies.

Adkins' growing legion of fans will enjoy getting more of the same, and newcomers will get a solid sampler of what Adkins and Johnson have to offer.

A fun storyline with a few casting surprises and some (obviously) great action makes Debt Collectors exactly the kind of romp you're hoping for.