Murder Company

Set during the D-Day invasion in June 1944, Murder Company follows a secret unit of American soldiers tasked with a high-risk operation behind enemy lines. The squad must secure a French Resistance informant who possesses critical intelligence and use that information to assassinate a high-ranking Nazi officer responsible for a strategic bridge. As they carry out their orders, the soldiers face limited resources and a dangerous environment, forcing them to balance their military duty with their own morality.

The film was directed by Shane Dax Taylor, following his work on Bloodworth, The Christmas Classic, and The Best Man, and preceding Exit Protocol. The screenplay was written by Jesse Mittelstadt and produced by Ian Niles and Richard Switzer. The cast features Kelsey Grammer as General Haskel, William Moseley as Southern, Joe Anderson as Smith, Gilles Marini as Daquin, and Pooch Hall as Coolidge.

This joint production from Bulgaria and the United States has a runtime of 86 minutes. Audience reception is divided, as seen in the ratings. On IMDb, the film holds a score of 3.6/10 based on 1,800 votes, while on TMDB it has a higher rating of 6/10 from 37 votes.