WARM BLOODED KILLERS

Cinemavixion Review

In the quirky crime comedy "Warm Blooded Killers" (1999), director Nicholas Siapkaris offers a darkly humorous look at the intertwined lives of hitmen and hobbyists. The film centers on John Portenza, a professional "people remover" with an unexpected passion for collecting baseball cards and a penchant for anger management classes. His sister, Vicky, is an active participant in their unusual family business, adding a layer of familial dynamics to the criminal enterprise. While details on awards and box office performance are scarce, the film's premise, bolstered by a performance from Constance Zimmer, promises a unique blend of violent undertones and offbeat character study. "Warm Blooded Killers" is an intriguing, albeit niche, exploration of the mundane within the extraordinary, inviting viewers into a world where professional hazards meet personal passions.