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The Hitman (1991): Mullets & Bullets

In 1991, Chuck Norris made one of his darkest, meanest, and most overlooked action movies — and hardly anyone talks about it. The Hitman follows a betrayed cop who survives an attempted execution, fakes his death, and goes undercover as a contract killer to dismantle organized crime from the inside. It’s violent. It’s moody. It’s unexpectedly graphic. And it might just be the Chuck Norris movie you missed. In this review, we break down: -The Hard to Kill comparisons -The darker turn in Chuck’s screen persona -Michael Parks chewing scenery in the best way -The strange but heartfelt racism subplot -Frank Ferrucci’s underused villain -And why this late-era Cannon thriller deserves a second look If you think Chuck Norris can’t act — this might be your best shot at enjoying one of his movies. Subscribe for more deep dives into ’80s and ’90s action, martial arts cinema, cult thrillers, and forgotten VHS-era gems. #ChuckNorris #TheHitman #90sAction #ActionMovies #CannonFilms #StevenSeagal #MartialArtsMovies #VHSAction