We've got another Tarantino film on the list in the form of Pulp Fiction. And we think that the director has mastered the art of creating revenge-themed hitman movies just like this one. Follow the lives of two mob hitmen, a boxer, a gangster's wife, and two diner bandits, who may all end up assassinating one another.

This gritty hitman-themed film has earned Javier Bardem (who plays the money-driven Anton Chigurh) an Academy Award and you'll find out why once you've watched the film. No Country For Old Men presents a rare theme in assassin movies, utilizing a more moral and cerebral approach in going around its story. 

To be honest, Matt Damon can't be real assassin with his unassuming looks, right? But this movie creates the perfect plot build-ups and scenes to make all clueless viewers aware of the movie's premise. Watch this film to follow the story of Jason Bourne as he struggles to find his true identity amidst CIA conspiracies and numerous shootouts.

This latest John Wick film contains more violent scenes and more things that would make you love the famed hitman. Find out what is bound to happen when the assassin finds himself stripped off the High Table's services, while also having a $14 million bounty on his head.

Taxi Driver may be one of Robert De Niro's most underrated films ever. Here, you'll see how the veteran actor plays the role of a cab driver/wannabe hero, as he tries to assassinate a presidential candidate, then afterwards directing his attentions toward rescuing a 12-year-old prostitute. 

You'd see a lot of assassinations here and there in this film, as expected. But what could be more striking in Ghost Dog, is seeing how a former mafia hitman turns into the ways of the samurai as he tries to change his life.