
King of the Ants
2004·Crime·1h 42m
7.0
★


A young drifter, struggling to makes ends meet, accepts a job to kill a prominent accountant. When he isn't paid for the hit, revenge is now his path.
Directed by Stuart Gordon
based on novel or book
nightmare
golf
hallucination
revenge
murder
drifter
brutality
desert
bludgeoning
contract killer
accountant

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Cast

Chris L. McKenna
Sean Crawley

Kari Wührer
Susan Gatley

George Wendt
Duke Wayne

Daniel Baldwin
Ray Mathews

Vernon Wells
Beckett

Lionel Mark Smith
Carl

Timm Sharp
George

Carissa Kosta
Maureen

Carlie Westerman
Catlin Gatley

Ian Patrick Williams
Tony

Shuko Akune
Meade Park

Steve Heller
Gary
Crew

Stuart Gordon
Director

David Michael Latt
Editor

Mac Ahlberg
Director of Photography

Stuart Gordon
Co-Producer

David Michael Latt
Producer

David Rimawi
Executive Producer

Sherri Strain
Executive Producer

George Wendt
Co-Producer

Monika Mikkelsen
Casting
Popular Reviews
13 reviews
marcella
7.0★ · 09/04/25

i think Sean and Beckett should have fucked but not everything can be fujoshi dreamland
i think Sean and Beckett should have fucked but not everything can be fujoshi dreamland
Jonas Bu.
5.0★ · 12/26/22

Probably the best Movie from the Asylum, but an overall ,,fine“ Movie.
The beginning was quite captivating yet it kind of lost me halfway through. The kills were kinda cool tough and the acting not all that terrible honestly.
The beginning was quite captivating yet it kind of lost me halfway through. The kills were kinda cool tough and the acting not all that terrible honestly.
Probably the best Movie from the Asylum, but an overall ,,fine“ Movie.
The beginning was quite captivating yet it kind of lost me halfway through. The kills were kinda cool tough and the acting not all that terrible honestly.
The beginning was quite captivating yet it kind of lost me halfway through. The kills were kinda cool tough and the acting not all that terrible honestly.
Cinergy
6.0★ · 10/04/19

I'm so torn on this film. The 2nd act is just such brutal and pure, dark nihilism, it creates its own palpable terror, and that's without the surprise body horror that pops up and disappears shortly after. Unfortunately, the remainder has such wild variations in quality, due to apparently being filmed on a DVD camcorder with 240p image quality, and the fact that everyone but Daniel Baldwin wanted to match the effort of the cinematography with their acting performances, and even his performance comes with enough ham and cheese to keep the deli's of the US thriving for at least another decade.
I'm so torn on this film. The 2nd act is just such brutal and pure, dark nihilism, it creates its own palpable terror, and that's without the surprise body horror that pops up and disappears shortly after. Unfortunately, the remainder has such wild variations in quality, due to apparently being filmed on a DVD camcorder with 240p image quality, and the fact that everyone but Daniel Baldwin wanted to match the effort of the cinematography with their acting performances, and even his performance comes with enough ham and cheese to keep the deli's of the US thriving for at least another decade.
Benny
5.0★ · 02/01/26

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6.0★ · 03/17/25
