I enjoyed the movie up until the ending.Please, please, please explain to me, how a tour deployed paratrooper can't hit a target from 15 feet away in a doorway?I felt like sue was going to die, I could sense that one coming, but to kill the paratrooper looking to save up money to save his gym? What sense did that actually make?That wasn't a plot twist, it was a plot killer.Another point I want to make as well... WHY DID THEY NOT JUST LEAVE WITH CONNOR AT THE END?????Did they just know that he'd be perfectly safe exiting out the back way? What reason did they have to actually stay and continue fighting?Clearly these guys don't know how real life gun fights go down, because 1 guy with an AK47 can't seem to hit slow moving targets in a 15ft room, is just silly.Ending completely ruined the whole experience for me, for what could've been an enjoyable movie.I also don't understand the cow slaughterhouse scenes, those were not needed in the slightest.

The whole Movie is fill with action from Start To End, The Problem Is the Ending Of the Movie. The Climax is boring that's why most people dont like it,other than story is good, Acting is Good, Action is great,Thriller is bit low.

A classically-trained martial artist goes to work as a debt collector for the mob. The job seems easy enough, until one "client" pulls him into a situation deeper than could ever be expected. Also starring Louis Mandylor, Michael Pare, Tony Todd. The Debt Collector is a wannable 80's action comedy that fails to understand of what makes that genre great and except Scott Adkins who throws more punches in this film than both Accident Man and InComing that doesn't mean that this film in particular was better than the previous 2, it was boring, it had no purpose and except some meh battles there was nothing more to it both plot wise, acting and basically the genre in general. (0/10)

Scott Adkins gets drawn into the world of debt collecting, and depends on his fighting skills and Louis Mandylors lessons to learn the rules. The world is however full of betrayal, and lines that Adkins won't cross.What makes this better than average is that Adkins seems to have found the kind of role in which he is comfortable, and doesn't hide is British accent. The movie doesn't have very many fight scenes, but the fights you do get, are more realistic and grounded, instead of tricking and flipping.But the best part is that the acting is surprisingly decent, and there is even some chemistry between the two lead actors, which makes watching their scenes and listening to their dialogue entertaining.All in all this is a decent action movie.