Freelancers

Fourteen years after the death of his father, NYPD officer Ray Lohan is living in the shadow of his father's legacy, burdened by the guilt of his father's murder. When a new drug case arises, he is forced to confront his father's past, his own conscience, and a corrupt system. He teams up with his father's former partner, an undercover detective, to bring down a drug kingpin and uncover the truth about his father's death.

Freelancers received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. It was widely panned for its uninspired plot, weak performances, and generic action sequences. The film struggled to find an audience and is often cited as a commercial and critical disappointment.

• Widely criticized for its predictable and nonsensical plot.
• Performances were seen as largely uninspired, with little chemistry among the cast.
• The action sequences lacked originality and failed to create any genuine excitement.

Google audience: Audience reviews were highly critical, with many expressing disappointment in the film's convoluted story and lack of compelling character development. Viewers often cited the unconvincing acting and poorly executed action as major drawbacks.

The film's director, Randall Emmett, is also a prolific producer known for a high volume of films, some of which have also garnered significant critical backlash.