4. The Incredibly Boring Villain
Summit Entertainment
Resurrection's villain is Rich Crain (Sam Hazeldine), a former childhood friend of Bishop's who kidnaps Gina in order to force Bishop to carry out three assassination missions.
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Crain's master plan and motives are fairly generic themselves, but on his own terms he's just an immensely forgettable villain, even for the subterranean standards of a trashy action flick.
It doesn't help that Hazeldine is basically a charisma vacuum here and can't do much with the admittedly uninspired material.
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You probably won't even remember his name or face by the time the end credits roll. Seriously.