It’s an enjoyable film that I would happily watch again and suggest to others. It seems like there’s a push and pull regarding David Hasselhoff; some moments acknowledge his faded fame, while others seem designed to highlight his continued recognition. I always enjoy seeing Dr. Ken Jeong perform—he's genuinely funny—and he’s easily the most amusing person in this movie. Will Sasso's character doesn't elicit mu…

It wasn’t particularly impressive, though I was pleasantly surprised given my expectations. _Killing Hasselhoff_ is thankfully brief and manages a couple of real moments of humor, and it may even showcase Rhys Darby at his finest. It's still centered around David Hasselhoff playing himself, which isn't exactly known for producing quality films, but it’s significantly better than many comedies that have come out of th…