Stop Teaching Our Kids to Kill is a short and easy read on the topic, written for a general adult audience, particularly parents.

This time, Mike Banning is framed and he has to run. Definitely the weakest of the trilogy.

Not a bad action film but it is more of the same.

The production itself isn’t bad, maybe tries a little too hard. Either way, the action scenes are not dazzling.

Tries to be a gritty vigilante-revenge film but execution is lacking. The action and logistics just feel awkward.

Instead of thugs, McCall is going up against skilled operatives like himself. Lacks the energy and emotional satisfaction of the first film.

In some ways the Korean version of La Femme Nikita. Nicely shot revenge flick but perhaps predictable.

Clichéd premise, which is fine, but is unfortunately poorly executed in most respects.

Tries a bit too hard to be cool but it does have lots of action. Good to see Wick use more weapons.

Essentially the same as the first film but in a bigger setting. A solid follow-up which is rare considering that sequels are usually weaker.

A well-produced shoot ’em up with interesting enough worldbuilding.

Slow and uneventful, even for noir. The plotting and pacing could use some improvement.

Some nice set pieces initially, and nicely shot with decent sound editing too. Not bad but lacks wow factor and not particularly memorable.

Ridiculous premise but an entertaining fast-paced shoot ’em up. Good performance by Butler and Yune.

A decent follow-up but the first is still better.

Clumsy opening. Lacks suspense and wow factor.

Travolta plays himself in this mediocre action flick.

An action flick that tries to be balanced. Not bad even if it has moments that are over-the-top.