We're left with all the lowish-octane thrills that follow from watching a man ticking items off his to-do list, and Kaosayananda makes such a deathly plod of it that vast stretches appear to be proceeding in real time.

One Night in Bangkok fatally stalls whenever Kaosayananda has to develop his hitman drama beyond place-holding cliches.

Stream it for Mark Dacascos, who deserves a leading man role, even if it's in this vague, unconvincing noir.

What's left are a lot of bloody scenes, characters that people won't care about, and viewers' sinking feeling that they could've spent 105 minutes of their time in a much better way than watching this boring dreck.