Scott Adkins action movies to watch online

Take Cover - An exhausted professional shooter finds himself trapped in an all-glass penthouse, being hunted by a deadly competitor. With no refuge and few options, he must find a way to survive and escape this deadly trap.

Ok, the plot isn't anything elaborate and it's as cliché as its dialogues and characters. However, for action movie fans, 'Savage Dog' is the kind of movie that emphasizes the impact of its action and fight sequences, rather than narrative complexity. If that's what you're looking for, or if you're a fan of Scott Adkins' career as a stuntman and action star, there are few productions with a better display of his skills than this one.

With the original title of 'Undisputed IV', 'Boyka: Undisputed IV' is the fourth installment of the 'Undisputed' action saga, the third with Scott Adkins in the role of the Russian underground fighter Yuri Boyka, and the second dedicated to his story. For an independent action movie, the script is good enough to captivate and generate interest in its dark protagonist. But, as it should be in these cases, the main thing are the fight scenes, masterfully performed by the cast.

With renowned stuntman and action star Scott Adkins, 'Eliminators' is a film whose plot resembles a bit 'Crash', by David Cronenberg, for telling the story of a man who involuntarily becomes a media sensation, which ends up putting him and his family in the sights of dangerous people. Although it is not remotely as narrative and as substantial - quite the contrary - the plot is enough to keep things interesting and provide Adkins and his WWE co-star, wrestler Wade Barrett, a good pretext for the display of considerable athletic skills. Suitable for action fans with few complications.

After achieving surprising results from both audiences and critics with 'The Debt Collector', filmmaker and stuntman Jesse V. Johnson returns behind the camera with the sequel 'The Debt Collector 2'. The protagonists Scott Adkins ('Doctor Strange') and Louis Mandylor ('My Big Fat Greek Wedding') reprise their roles and dive back into the underworld of debt collectors - a type of professional, curiously, rarely portrayed in cinemas. The story doesn't have great moments, nor is the production really impressive. However, Johnson's knowledge as a stuntman ends up giving texture to the action scenes - just like it was in 'Rescue' with Chris Hemsworth - and causing an interesting impact on the audience that seeks ruthless beatings, with fewer cuts in fight scenes and with things straight to the point. It's one of those movies to watch and have fun unpretentiously.