Xtreme

Two years after the murders that claimed his son and his father, a retired hitman slides back into the life he thought he'd left behind. He begins a patient, carefully planned campaign to avenge the killings by targeting the man responsible. The plan drags him back into a shadowy world of old loyalties and dangerous schemes, where every contact could be a trap and every choice carries a price. As the pursuit tightens, the line between hunter and prey grows hazy and the cost to his remaining loved ones becomes clear. The film takes a restrained approach to action, letting tension build through restraint and consequence rather than flash.

Directed by Daniel Benmayor from a concept by Iván Ledesma, Xtreme blends lean action with crime drama. It arrived in 2021 with a cast led by Óscar Jaenada as Lucero, supported by Teo García, Óscar Casas, Andrea Duro and Sergio Peris-Mencheta, delivering compact, no-nonsense performances that suit the film's brisk tone.

Box office data for Xtreme is not publicly disclosed, and there is no widely reported worldwide gross. The title appears to have had a modest release without a standout box office footprint.

Audience reception sits mid scale, with a vote average around 6.3 out of 10 from 264 votes. The film centers on revenge and its toll, exploring loyalty, guilt and the costs of violence. It favors practical, tightly edited action and keeps its focus on motive rather than gadgetry, letting mood and consequence drive key scenes. In doing so it probes what family loyalty means when justice collides with personal ruin, offering a lean but thoughtful take on a familiar crime thriller template.