5. Vincent (Collateral)
Vincent is a detached, philosophical contract killer hired to eliminate five targets in one night. He is cold, quick, and leaves no evidence behind, viewing killing as part of a natural, indifferent world order.
- Number of kills: 19
- Fighting style: Fast draw shooting, tactical mobility, situational control
- Special skills: Close-quarters pistol mastery, manipulation, blending into crowds
- Intentions: Professional — carrying out paid assassinations without emotional involvement
4. Leon (Léon: The Professional)
Leon is a professional hitman (“cleaner”) who works with extreme precision and silence in New York City. Though his kills are fewer, every hit is surgically perfect and emotionless. Leon values personal codes, loyalty, and eventually, redemption.
- Number of kills: Estimated approx. 30 (shown and implied)
- Fighting style: Stealth, sniping, close-quarters gunplay
- Special skills: Silent movement, urban infiltration, precise marksmanship
- Intentions: Initially professional survival; later personal protection and redemption (helping Mathilda)
3. Anton Chigurh (No Country for Old Men)
Anton Chigurh is a force of nature, dispensing death according to his own warped moral logic. Though his body count is not astronomical, every death he causes feels horrifyingly absolute and inevitable.
- Number of kills: Estimated 30 (in the movie, including indirect deaths)
- Fighting style: Ambushes, stealth killings, use of exotic weaponry (captive bolt pistol)
- Special skills: Psychological domination, improvisation, endurance
- Intentions: Personal code — he kills based on chance or necessity, seeing himself as an instrument of fate
2. Beatrix Kiddo (The Bride) (Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2)
Beatrix Kiddo is a master assassin trained by legendary martial artists and sword masters. She executes large-scale fights and one-on-one duels with absolute lethality, driven by sheer will and vengeance.
- Number of kills: 100+ (Crazy 88 gang, other assassins, and bodyguards)
- Fighting style: Martial arts (kung fu, sword fighting), close combat, precision strikes
- Special skills: Pressure point techniques (Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique), extreme pain tolerance, swordsmanship
- Intentions: Personal — revenge against those who betrayed and tried to kill her
1. John Wick (John Wick series)
John Wick is a legendary assassin known as “Baba Yaga,” the one called upon to kill the boogeyman. After years working for the Russian mob, he retired by completing an impossible task, hoping to live peacefully with his wife, Helen. Her death — and the killing of his dog, her final gift — forced him back into the violent world he thought he had left behind.
Once reactivated, John becomes unstoppable. Across four films, he kills over 400 opponents, moving with lethal precision. His fighting style blends gun-fu, judo, and knife combat, allowing him to eliminate enemies with brutal efficiency. Every shot, strike, and takedown is designed to end a fight immediately.
John wears bulletproof suits, uses custom firearms, and adapts to his environment, turning anything — pencils, belts, even horses — into weapons. He is fueled by grief and a strict personal code, respecting traditions like the neutrality of The Continental and honoring old debts.
Despite overwhelming odds, John’s focus and endurance allow him to survive betrayal after betrayal, ultimately challenging the entire High Table itself. More than a killer, John Wick is a force of will — driven by loss, surviving through sheer determination, and feared by all who know his name.
- Number of kills: ~439 (across John Wick 1–4)
- Fighting style: Gun-fu (guns + martial arts fusion), judo, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, tactical shooting
- Special skills: Combat improvisation, strategic thinking, mental resilience, pain resistance
- Intentions: Initially personal revenge; later survival against the system that betrayed him
