Kevin Hart gets mistaken for an international assassin (who is actually Woody Harrelson) in the June Netflix movie The Man from Toronto, from Expendables 3, and The Hitman’s Bodyguard director Patrick Hughes.

Former assassin turned art professor Jonathan Hemlock is forced back into action when his large collection of paintings is threatened to be revealed to the IRS and he agrees to two final “sanctions” against the men responsible for the death of an old friend and fellow agent, one of the sanctions sending him up the north face of the Eiger mountain in Switzerland.

After she’s poisoned, deadly assassin Kate, played by Mary Elizabeth Winstead, has 24 hours to live and she sets out to take out the person responsible, and anyone else in her way.

A former “auditor” or assassin for various government agencies, Hutch Mansell tries to live a normal, quiet life but his violent past reemerges and it puts him against a Russian mobster and his army of goons.

When her mentor and father figure, who also happens to be a legendary assassin, is brutally killed, highly skilled contract killer Anna goes on a mission of revenge in the upcoming action thriller The Protege.

Hell on Wheels and Star Trek: Discovery star Anson Mount becomes a deadly and methodical hitman in The Virtuoso, hitting theaters and digital rental in April.  Mount is the titular

Professional hitman Martin Blank, becoming disillusioned with his job, returns to his hometown of Grosse Pointe, MI for his 10-year high school reunion and dodges rival assassins while trying to reconnect with his high school sweetheart, Debi Newberry.

Andrea Risborough stars in the new movie from Brandon Cronenberg, son of the legendary master of body horror David Cronberg, as an assassin who uses brain implant technology to infiltrate and take control the bodies of other people and uses them to perform high-profile hits for clients.