Glen Powell's Dark Comedy Thriller How to Make a Killing Hits Theaters This Week
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Glen Powell's Dark Comedy Thriller How to Make a Killing Hits Theaters This Week
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Glen Powell dominates headlines this week with the theatrical release of his dark comedy thriller How to Make a Killing, opening February 20 after early previews. CultureMap Austin calls it serviceable entertainment where Powell plays Beckett Redfellow, the disowned black sheep plotting to off his ultra-rich familys $28 billion heirs, including Ed Harris as grandpa and Topher Grace as a celebrity pastor cousin. Third Coast Review praises it as a sharp Kind Hearts and Coronets reworking, with Powell exuding charm as the straight-man killer amid comedic chaos from Zach Woods and Jessica Henwick. Collider reports the films Rotten Tomatoes score hit a three-year low at 58 percent, snapping Powells hot streak from Anyone But You and Twisters, though Nerdbot and Nerd Union highlight his effortless magnetism carrying the fun-but-forgettable ride.
Promotion heated up February 18 when Powell joined Henwick, Woods, and Grace for a chaotic Brit and Co interview, derailing into chocolate talk and character depth. ComicBook caught him breaking down his buoyant sociopath, distinct from other screen killers by slowly cranking audience complicity. That Shelf urges skeptics to catch Powell putting on the rizz, while a YouTube spot from Texas outlet notes the Austin natives pivot from Top Gun Maverick hero to murderer.
No fresh public appearances or business moves surface beyond the promo blitz, though WatchMojo recaps his career highs like beach football and his University of Texas return to finish his degree. Older New Years whispers with Michelle Randolph in St. Barths fizzled without updates. All verified from reviews and interviews; box office fate could reshape his leading-man arc. Word count: 378
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