Director: Kevin Grevioux
A hitman ranked among the best in the world discovers that his newest job has quietly turned him into the target.
What is King Of Killers about?
Garan makes his living as a contract killer, one name on a short list of operators good enough to be trusted with the hardest jobs. When a shadowy client assembles a crew of international assassins for a single mission — eliminate the most dangerous killer alive — Garan signs on for the payday. The plan unravels fast. Each hitman on the crew starts realizing that the hunt was rigged from the start, and that they are the prey rather than the hunters. What follows is a tight, brutal scramble across safehouses and back alleys as alliances between strangers who were never meant to trust one another form and break in real time, with no one certain who set the trap or why.
Cast & crew
Frank Grillo anchors the film as Garan, bringing the same weathered, no-nonsense physicality he has built across a run of action vehicles. Alain Moussi and Marie Avgeropoulos round out the crew of hired guns, while UFC legend Georges St-Pierre and Stephen Dorff add further muscle to the ensemble. Director Kevin Grevioux, better known to genre fans as a writer and actor on werewolf mythology projects, also takes a supporting role in front of the camera here.
Context & significance
King of Killers arrived in 2023 as part of a steady wave of lean, direct action pictures built around stunt work rather than spectacle, with a joint US-Canada production and a cast pulled heavily from the martial-arts and combat-sports world. Its premise — killers hunting killers, with the hunters unaware they are also prey — sits comfortably alongside other hitman-ensemble thrillers of the period, trading courtroom drama or political intrigue for hand-to-hand choreography and close-quarters gunplay.
Where & how to watch
King of Killers streams on K-Time with Farsi dubbing and Farsi subtitles available, alongside the original English audio. The film page is free to browse without an account; watching the film itself just needs a quick, free K-Time login. K-Time's interface, search, and recommendations are built around a Farsi-first experience for Persian-speaking audiences wherever they are.