“Zero Tolerance” (2015), directed by Wych Kaosayananda, is a fast-paced action thriller centered around the pursuit of justice, vengeance, and the harsh reality of human trafficking. The film follows Jack (Scott Adkins), a former special forces operative who embarks on a relentless mission to track down the criminals responsible for the kidnapping and murder of his daughter. His pursuit leads him to a dangerous underground world of criminal organizations and corrupt officials, where he will stop at nothing to take down those responsible.

Scott Adkins delivers his usual intensity and athleticism in the lead role, using his martial arts expertise to bring a raw, physical energy to the action sequences. The film’s plot, though straightforward, is driven by high-stakes conflict, as Jack faces increasingly brutal challenges. The fight choreography is one of the film’s highlights, with adrenaline-pumping combat scenes that keep the pace fast and engaging.

However, while the action is a strong point, the film’s character development and dialogue often feel underwhelming. The story touches on serious themes, including justice and retribution, but doesn’t dive deeply into the emotional complexities of its characters. The pacing can also feel uneven at times, with the narrative becoming repetitive as Jack chases down lead after lead without significant evolution in his character.

“Zero Tolerance” is a serviceable action film for fans of the genre, particularly those who appreciate Scott Adkins’ fighting skills and no-nonsense approach to combat. While it doesn’t break new ground in terms of storytelling, it offers a solid action-packed experience for viewers looking for a straightforward revenge thriller.