BAD ASS

Cinemavixion Review

Adamo P. Cultraro's 2010 crime drama, "Bad Ass," plunges into the gritty underworld of Los Angeles, offering a redemption arc for a ruthless mafia hitman. Tom Sizemore delivers a performance as Corrado, a man defined by his cold efficiency, who finds himself unexpectedly entangled in a moral quandary. The plot thickens when, during a hit, Corrado's actions inadvertently implicate Julia (played by a yet-to-be-identified actress in the local data, but central to the external plot summary), a nurse, for the murder of her patient. This act of unintended consequence forces Corrado to deviate from his path of detached violence, leading him to rescue Julia and subsequently find himself and his new companion hunted by a vengeful crime family. The film, also featuring Tony Curran and Johnny Messner, explores themes of guilt and unexpected humanity within a violent narrative. While the external data provides a more detailed plot synopsis and critical reception (a 3.3 rating on IMDb), the core premise remains consistent with the local description, promising a tense cat-and-mouse thriller with a hint of moral awakening.