She is going to need a bigger freezer. This won
me over with its dead-pan humor and the dead killed with a pan. There is
a ton of girls with guns action, but there is a light sweetness to it. Friendship
and fidelity survive among the high body count. Olga Kurylenko once again
rules the roost of straight to cable action films. She keeps making them
and I keep watching them. This is simple. One night. One location. Many dead.
She is a chef. Of French cuisine. It is
opening night of the restaurant owned by her and her husband played by a
wry Don Johnson. It goes well until two mobsters walk in and tell the husband
that Dom (Dallas Page) wants to see him. It is never good news when a guy
named Dom wants to see you. Unknown to Olga, her husband owes Dom over a
million dollars. He has come to collect. You don't have it. Well, let's burn
your restaurant down and collect the insurance. And they send in two men
with gasoline. They end up dead stored in the freezer. Turns out the chef
is ex-KGB and she really wants to cook. Dom sends for more men and then more.
Like cockroaches, they go in but don't come out. She sends for a KGB friend
(Kaitlin Doubleday) who comes with her husband and twin girls. And guns.
To either kill Olga for deserting the KGB or to save her. Good fun.
