The Killer's Game is a American action thriller film directed by J. It received negative reviews and was a box-office bomb. At a dance performance in Budapest, hitman Joe Flood carries out an assassination, but is spotted by guards.
In the ensuing chaos, Joe spots a fallen dancer, Maize, and helps get her out safely. She tries to thank him, but Joe starts to suffer a headache and leaves before Maize can help him. After an examination for his headaches, Joe finds Maize at her dance studio and returns her phone, which she lost during the previous mayhem.
Maize and Joe soon fall for each other, with him lying about his profession to her. Joe is soon diagnosed with Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease , with his physician, Dr. Kagan, giving him roughly three months to live. Joe turns to Marianna Antoinette, another assassin and handler, to handle the contract.
Marianna, whose father mentored Joe before he killed him, accepts the contract, and soon sends the hit out, which takes effect at midnight. That night, Joe publicly breaks up with Maize, and later explains his diagnosis in a drunken voice message. Just before midnight, Dr. Kagan calls Joe to inform him that he was misdiagnosed, as his test results were switched with another patient. The Hungarian Langos brothers, who attack together with their motorcycles, follow, and Joe kills them too.
Lovedahl Gasevich, who turned down the initial contract, joins the hunt, along with Scottish brothers Angus and Rory Mackenzie, the British strippers Ginni and Tonya, a.
