Black Jack

A young hitman/drug dealer discovers that some of his employees have badly botched a kidnapping/execution attempt.  To prevent himself from being held responsible, he must move his base of operations to the (now dead) kidnapping target’s house, carry out business as usual, and pretend that the target is still alive.  Entire movie would take place in one house.

Undead Assassin

            Quentin kept his Voodoo family very neatly under wraps when he applied to work as the Governor’s security guard.  But he’s wearing a convenient trinket on the day of the assassination attempt that fails to kill the governor but kills Quentin instead.  Because of this trinket, his soul hovers near his body and learns that the attack was staged by the governor deliberately to raise public support.  And Quentin doesn’t like that.  So he reanimates and sets out to finish what the ‘assassin’ only pretended to do.

The Hit

After an assassination attempt on the president fails and white house security is increased, a mysterious agency locates the world’s top eight assassins and offers them a proposition.  The assassins will target each other in a contest to see who will eventually be given the lucrative job of taking out the president.  Late in the game, a few of the assassins realize that the contest is a setup, organized by a security commission and designed to maximize the president’s safety. The final two assassins team up and make their way to the head of the agency and eliminate him, then must debate whether the president should indeed be next on the list.