Metacritic reviews

What Assassin Club lacks in fully developed characters, it more than makes up for in kinetic thrills. Golding proves that he can carry both the romantic and physical aspects of such a project, while looking delectable, and that’s probably as much as the audience for this film expects.

Appreciation for the artistry of the John Wick series redoubles frame by crummy frame.

Assassin Club has the benefit of starring a relatively well-known actor, but even Golding can't save this movie from its mediocrity. Any hope Assassin Club had of being good is squandered within the first ten minutes.

The fights are OK, the shootouts nothing to remember, the chases are passable and the killings themselves perfunctory.

Between underwhelming action scenes and draining expository dialogue, Assassin Club often leaves its cast out to dry.

Incompetent and mostly just quite boring, Assassin Club doesn’t even have the good grace to be so-bad-it’s-good. Rough, rough stuff.

By the end, his getaway car is almost as riddled with holes as the plot itself.