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A struggling nightclub owner resorts to desperate measures in order to pay off a loan shark.A struggling nightclub owner resorts to desperate measures in order to pay off a loan shark.A struggling nightclub owner resorts to desperate measures in order to pay off a loan shark.
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- TriviaFollowing his termination from his WWE contract, due to a controversy involving racial remarks, WWE Studios made the decision to re-cut the entire movie to remove all of the scenes Hulk Hogan had previously completed for the film.
- Crazy creditsThe credit start to play while David Hasselhoff is singing and dancing in the nightclub. Then there's a scene with Hasslehoff and a guest in KITT right before the scrolling credits begin. Finally, bloopers play alongside the scrolling credits.
- ConnectionsReferences Rawhide (1959)
- SoundtracksMUSS I DENN
Performed by Marcus Barone
Licensed through Ryland Harper California Group (BMI)
and Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP)
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It could have been so much more...
I must admit that at first glance, at the title alone, I went "nah". This movie was sort of a either it fails horribly or it turns out to be a stroke of genius. And with that in mind, I sat down to watch "Killing Hasselhoff" from writer Peter Hoare and director Darren Grant.
Well, I can honestly say that the movie had an interestingly enough concept that it was founded upon, but the story of the movie just never really found its footing and it ended up as something that really didn't live up to what it could have been and failed to deliver where it could he delivered so much more.
Despite having performances from the likes of Ken Jeong, Jim Jefferies and David Hasselhoff himself, then the movie just settled on a flat mediocre speed. I must say that it was definitely the performance of Ken Jeong that carried the movie for the most part.
"Killing Hasselhoff" turned out to be a movie that was seriously lacking funny situations that would bring about laughs. If it had more top notch comedy, then it would have made for a more wholesome movie. My final rating of "Killing Hasselhoff" has to be a very generic and mediocre five out of ten stars, because this was bland. So very, very bland...
Well, I can honestly say that the movie had an interestingly enough concept that it was founded upon, but the story of the movie just never really found its footing and it ended up as something that really didn't live up to what it could have been and failed to deliver where it could he delivered so much more.
Despite having performances from the likes of Ken Jeong, Jim Jefferies and David Hasselhoff himself, then the movie just settled on a flat mediocre speed. I must say that it was definitely the performance of Ken Jeong that carried the movie for the most part.
"Killing Hasselhoff" turned out to be a movie that was seriously lacking funny situations that would bring about laughs. If it had more top notch comedy, then it would have made for a more wholesome movie. My final rating of "Killing Hasselhoff" has to be a very generic and mediocre five out of ten stars, because this was bland. So very, very bland...
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- Nov 18, 2018
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- $6,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 20 minutes
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