The Hit List

1993
R
1h 33m

IMDb RATING

5.3/10

1.1K

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Yancy Butler and Jeff Fahey in The Hit List (1993)

Jeff Fahey stars as Charlie Pike, an elusive hitman who eliminates high powered criminals whom the law cannot touch. Yet all rules are broken when his mentor Peter Mayhew, a prominent attorney who heads a secret committee to wipe-out organized crime figures, requests that Pike help a beautiful family friend, Jordan. Pike is captivated by this mysterious woman and is surprisingly drawn into a deadly double-cross as unexpected events raise the ante and reveal a conspiracy of dangerous dimensions.

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Charlie Pike is a pro hitman, but when he meets the beautiful Jordan Henning, everything starts falling apart.Charlie Pike is a pro hitman, but when he meets the beautiful Jordan Henning, everything starts falling apart.Charlie Pike is a pro hitman, but when he meets the beautiful Jordan Henning, everything starts falling apart.

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IMDb RATING

5.3/10

1.1K

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See production info at IMDbPro

Goofs
At the beginning, between 2:00 and 4:xx, the stuntman wears a black top while Jeff Fahey wears a light blue shirt, when he climbs down, and again when he climbs back up.

Connections
Referenced in Rewind This! (2013)

Soundtracks
Gamblin Man
Written and Produced by Ron Bloom
Performed by Ron Bloom & Todd Iveston

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Featured review

5/10

The Hit List

Jeff Fahey (Psycho III, The Lawnmower Man) stars as Charles Pike, a professional hitman. His boss, Mayhew (James Coburn), puts him in contact with Jordan Henning (Yancy Butlerz), an old family friend. Pike wants out of the game, but he agrees to speak with Mrs. Henning. It turns out her husband was murdered and she wants revenge.

Pike carries out the hit on the man thought to be responsible for the death of Mrs. Henning's husband. They begin an affair. Soon Pike is questioning what's really going on. Has he been played? People have been following both Pike and Mrs. Henning. Does someone want to eliminate both of them?

I typically enjoy Jeff Fahey, but I did find The Hit List to start losing steam after about an hour in. It was an okay watch, but I don't think that I would watch it again.