En Brazos de un Asesino

I loved the book Killing Sarai by JA Redmerski so I was excited to see it was being made into a movie. William Levy and Alicia Sanz are amazing as the lead couple Victor Faust and Sarai/Izabel. I hope they continue with the rest of the In The Company of Killers series.

Not having read the book, I didn't know what to expect from the movie. It was a pleasant surprise to see William Levy take on a co-producing role, while acting as the lead, too. I have been following his work for a while and am happy to see him foray into production. For those of us who watched him in other work we know that there is an allure to him due to his sex appeal. He has been typecast as the latin hottie. It can be difficult to get roles when you look like him. However, although there is intimacy in this movie, I can see that there was a push for him to venture into more of an action role. There is room for improvement both in the acting and production. There are some unexpected twists and thought this was an enjoyable Spanish language film. I would love to see a second movie follow this one.

In as actually wanted to see the movie because I'm a big William Levy fan and a romance sucker. So I loved the idea of the storyline. It being in Spanish made it that much more awesome. William and Alicia played great chemistry between their characters even not long after they met each other in character you can see the chemistry "Victor" and "Sarai" gave off each other without words. And I felt the action was there in the movie. I'm hoping they continue the book series into movies.

Very good film. I hope we will get continue. William Levy is surprisingly good in this movie. He developed is acting quite much.

Adaptation of the 1st book of the "In the Company of Killers" Collection of the 7 published by J. A. Redmerski, Killing Sarai (2013), Sarai's dubbing doesn't help much, but a great plot, well developed and executed, manages to keep you hooked, the first half (action, kidnapping, escape, chase, shooting) much better than the second (romance, Stockholm syndrome with "50 shades of grey") but it's part of it, in an overall super positive balance, I like to follow it with all its nuances... Enjoyable, action and emotion

Victor has a big secret: he's a cold-blooded killer. Soft-spoken and seductive, Victor was raised to do only one thing, kill for money.