Although this film has some very funny moments and Perry has finally found a feature where he is able to successfully use what he has learned on his “Friends” TV series, it is a disturbing film. The dark humor centers around a hitman with morals (he has no compulsion about killing strangers, but thinks it is morally wrong to divorce – although he plans on murdering his spouse to gain her inheritance. Go figure.) Along with the objectionable material, including Perry uttering Jesus’ name twice out of frustration, the film mixes comedy with brutal in-your-face killings, including an undercover cop. And criminals go unpunished, a trend in movies of late. Perry’s character is a good man who doesn’t want to see anyone die. But he is nearly alone in this cast of ghoulish characters.