Swapping Hawaii for Las Vegas, with an increasingly playful and wide variety of assassins, Do or Die sees Sidaris try his hand at a more most dangerous game-esque scenario than what we're used to. However, this is still a Sidaris movie at the end of the day, so his established formula shows up tenfold, really sticking to that mantra of if it ain't broke, don't fix it. This one definitely wins a few extra brownie points with me due to having Pat Morita as the villain, which feels inherently wrong but also rather funny to witness, oh and Erik Estrada is also here. Between the self-parodying, tongue-in-cheek humour accompanied by the funky af score, Do or Die delivers more of what you want out of a Sidaris adventure, remaining stupid, sleazy fun every step of the way.
Review of Do or Die
