Some viewers on IMDb describe it as a "fantastic action comedy" that avoids "political nonsense". They praise its originality and compare its vibe to The Boondock Saints . Others find it to be an "implausible and absurd" fairy tale that is "corny at times" but successfully keeps interest through its eccentric storytelling.

Conversely, several reviewers on Rotten Tomatoes lambasted the film, calling it "painful to watch" and criticizing the "terrible story line" and poor casting. A common complaint is an "identity crisis"—the film shifts inconsistently between a gritty crime thriller and comedy. Key Highlights

Reviews for the film are highly polarized, falling into two main camps:

For a low-budget production, the cinematography is surprisingly well-regarded.

While the script and dialogue are often cited as weak or generic, reviewers on YouTube generally agree that the actors, including Alex Mills and Ian Reddington, elevate the material beyond its budget.

Follows Castor, an orphan who grows up homeless in London and eventually becomes a hitman for a crime boss (played by Steve Guttenberg).