Bounty effortlessly displayed his international edge as he teamed up with Lauryn Hill, Pras, and Wyclef of the Fugees to bring you hip-hop realness over a sly, steady rap beat. Although heavy in patois, the killer delivered on his warlord moniker, promising rivals that his Askel 45 does enough talking whether it is in a soundclash or real life.
In the not-too-distant future, according to some helpful expository narration, corporations will take over the world's governments. Their continued lust for power and profits will reduce nearly the entire plant into a smoking ruin while those in charge take off with the remaining wealth for parts unknown. A secret Council of Nine declares white-collar crimes to be punishable by death, and creates a group of so-called "bounty killers" to track corporate weasels down and make them pay for their crimes in the messiest manner possible. As a result, the bounty killers become celebrities with the two key players being he laconic Drifter (Matthew Marsden) the very first bounty killer, and the sexy Mary Death (Christian Pitre), who has gone from being Drifter's protege and lover to being the most popular killer of them all.
Bounty Killer
As the story open, it turns out that Drifter has a more complicated past than previously assumed and as a result, he now has a bounty out on his head. Along with his trusted gun caddy (Barak Hardley), he decides to set off on a treacherous journey across the bombed-out remains of a post-apocalyptic world on a suicide mission to reach the Council of Nine and plead his case. Along the way, he is pursued by Mary, naturally, along with a corporate-owned hit squad known as Yellow Ties (all looking like refugees from the Serious Moonlight tour) and the possibly cannibalistic Gypsies, who seem to have a particular interest in learning what he knows about Mary. (Plot point.) Eventually, Drifter's past catches up with him in the form of former flame Catherine (Kristanna Loken). Heads really do roll, and ledgers are covered with more than red ink.
After Janperson thwarted their scheme to steal weapons from a JSDF base, the Tatewaki Konzern employed Django and several other bounty hunters to hunt down Janperson. Django demonstrated his combat prowess to Tatewaki by using his various firearms to destroy a dummy with Janperson faces taped on it. 2ff7e9595c
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