Killing Cabos

Two ambitious friends stumble into a dangerous web when an impulsive kidnapping goes wrong. They hatch a plan to spring the powerful businessman they grabbed, hoping to cash in or renegotiate. What follows is a fast paced Mexico City set caper filled with comic misfires, double crosses, and a cast of eccentric criminals. The pursuit pulls them deeper into the underworld as loyalties blur and the line between victim and accomplice becomes hazy. Along the way, their schemes collide with a flawed system of power, showing that even good intentions can spiral into chaos. Their missteps spark a citywide chase sequence. The film keeps the tone light despite danger, letting humor soften sharp crime and stubborn blunders for the viewers.

Directed by Alejandro Lozano the film brings to life a story crafted by Kristoff Raczynski and Tony Dalton. The cast features Tony Dalton, Ana Claudia Talancón and Pedro Armendáriz Jr. The production leans on sharp dialogue and urban visuals tonight.

Box office numbers are not provided in the available data, so it’s unclear how widely Killing Cabos was released or earned. The project pairs director Alejandro Lozano with talented creators Kristoff Raczynski and Tony Dalton. This release was largely regional.

No major awards are listed in the provided information, suggesting the film did not attract wide critical acclaim on major award stages. If any nominations occurred, they aren’t documented here, which fits its cult or regional appeal. Given its niche appeal it may attract regional festival attention. Regional buzz exists.

The film blends humor with crime caper energy as two naive partners try to rescue a kidnapped tycoon while dodging criminals. It explores loyalty under pressure, risky improvisation, and the price of chasing money over ethics. The humor lands well in dialogue. Fans of caper comedies relish the leads' chemistry.