In "The Killer Has No Holiday", the British robber film has a different face. It may not be considered novel, but it is a perfect innovation in a familiar genre: chaotic, fringe, and very, very interesting.
"The Killer Has No Holiday" is essentially a comedy, which makes people laugh and lively.
There is no doubt that although this is also a thriller, when the film follows the characters to the end, the audience is moved far more than the need for the storyline.
The "philosophical" dialogue between the two killer protagonists about life and each other's bizarre professions is even more funny than the exchange between Samuel Jackson and John Travota in Pulp Fiction.
A black comedy, unique and novel charm and spirit, this is an interesting work worth seeing.
In many ways, "The Killer Has No Holiday" is a wonderful Sundance style movie, it is cruel, philosophical, interesting and novel.
