The Holiday Hitman is a 2026 action comedy directed by Bradley Stryker. The film combines a Christmas family getaway with the absurd danger of a professional assassin’s world. Nick Sagar stars as Hank Carter, a highly skilled hitman whose work has begun to threaten the ordinary family life he wants to protect. The story uses festive surroundings, escalating attacks, and the pressure of a marriage at a crossroads to create its unusual holiday-action premise.
Hank hopes to give his family a perfect Christmas at a luxurious lakeside mansion and make one last effort to save his marriage. He wants to be present with his loved ones, but his dangerous occupation is not something he can simply leave at the door. When a bounty is placed on his head, the peaceful holiday retreat becomes a target. A succession of holiday-themed assassins arrives, forcing Hank to defend the mansion with whatever is at hand—including Christmas decorations—while trying to keep his family unaware of the full danger.
Jenny Carter, played by Montana Manning, is Hank’s wife. Their relationship is central to the emotional stakes: the holiday is not merely a vacation, but Hank’s chance to show that his family can come before his work. Gabriela Ochoa Perez plays Hannah Carter, part of the family whose safety makes the attackers’ arrival especially perilous. Julio César Cedillo plays Mordecai, Hank’s powerful employer, whose demands pull him toward the violent professional life he is trying to keep separate from home.
The film’s supporting cast adds further complications to the Carter family’s Christmas, including Ricky Norwood as Clive, Eloise Lovell Anderson as Delilah, Vas Blackwood as Reggie, and Florence Hall as Jayney. Their presence expands the web of personal tensions and danger surrounding the mansion. The result is a story where family loyalty, secrecy, professional obligation, jealousy, and survival collide against a deliberately festive backdrop.
This quiz focuses on four central figures—Hank, Jenny, Hannah, and Mordecai—and the contrasting instincts suggested by the film’s setup. It is a personality quiz, not a test of plot knowledge, so every option is a valid response. Choose what feels most like you and tally the character named in brackets to discover whose approach to family, pressure, loyalty, and control most closely matches your own.
