Cleaners

2013
Cleaners

Seasons & Episodes

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EP1 There's Been a Complication Aug 19, 2014

Veronica and Roxie get attacked as they wait on Eileen to collect their share of the $57 million. Veronica calls on the only other people she knows on the island—Marcus and Isabelle Walker, the couple who raised her.

EP2 Welcome to the Zoo Aug 19, 2014

The Walker house is a former training ground for contract killers from which the young Veronica escaped before they could sell her off. Marcus forces Veronica and Roxie into a deal in exchange for her debt. Mother arranges for the release of an assassin from an asylum for the criminally insane.

EP3 Hello, Father! Aug 19, 2014

Veronica and Roxie track down a drug distribution site for the elusive drug lord, El Mariposa. Back in his survivalist bunker, Carlos starts to reminisce about his dead wife Sally. Mother and Eileen hole up in one of Mother’s safe houses—a church.

EP4 The Not So Safe House Aug 19, 2014

Veronica and Roxie get a new lead on where El Mariposa can be found. Mother seeks refuge with Father Brooks, who tries to persuade her to let the girls go.

EP5 She's Alive! Aug 19, 2014

Veronica and Roxie infiltrate the drug cartel of El Mariposa. Carlos thinks his dead wife Sally is still alive, while Mother realizes a ghost from her past is out to get her.

EP6 The Caterpillar and the Butterflies Aug 19, 2014

Veronica and Roxie go to a masquerade party thrown by El Mariposa. Veronica has a shocking run-in with someone from her past. While Barnes realizes Phillips may have not told him everything, Mother’s past catches up with her, leaving Eileen to fend for herself.

EP7 Welcome Home Sally Aug 19, 2014

Veronica and Roxie complete a mission only to discover something horrible is waiting for them back at the Walker house. The impending storm has everyone temporarily trapped and looking for safe shelter.

EP8 Batten Down the Hatches Aug 19, 2014

Veronica comes to a crossroads and realizes she is not alone. Phillips finds a place to hole up while waiting on the storm to roll through. Roxie wakes up in a strange environment and realizes she is in trouble.

EP9 Yin and Yang Aug 19, 2014

Delusional Carlos thinks Roxie is, in fact, his dead wife Sally. Veronica has to find Mother in order to find who kidnapped Roxie. Phillips reveals his intentions to Mother.

EP10 Trippin' Balls Aug 19, 2014

Veronica reluctantly needs Mother to find Roxie, but tracking down Carlos may be harder than she expected. Roxie realizes she may need to use her brain and not her brawn to survive her captivity. Eileen is tired of being trapped in the house and wants to blow off some steam.

EP11 Monkey See, Monkey Go Aug 19, 2014

Veronica and Barnes learn of Carlos’s strange and dangerous past. Mother gets a lead on where Eileen might be. Roxie finds out she may need to fight her way out of her imprisonment as the clock continues to tick.

EP12 Los Gallos Del Infierno Aug 19, 2014

Veronica and Barnes get a lead on where Roxie may be and try to get there before it’s too late. Eileen has a twist of fate, while Mother finds a new calling.
6.2| 0h30m| TV-MA| en| More Info
Released: 02 October 2013 Canceled
Producted By: Sony Pictures
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
Official Website: http://www.crackle.com/c/cleaners
Synopsis

Roxie and Veronica are two gorgeous young women - who also happen to be highly trained contract killers. While on an errand for their boss, an unpleasant surprise in the trunk of their car turns this lethal pair into hunted targets.

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pontram I watched season 1 and 2 in 2014. Somehow I missed to write a review here. But this gave me also the opportunity to re-watch the show.'Cleaners' has a fast, humorous, sometimes brutal style, you can even say it is a parody of ultra-cool modern pulp fiction. Dialogs are short, cliché-loaded on purpose, fighting scenes often over-the-top. The show plays with a number of genres, characters and plots, exploits them to a point, but also let them be where they belong, maybe even to honor them. There are a lot of moments where one can recognize some of the ancestors the show 'cites'. I think the movie 'Face Off' is one of them.If one cannot stand the cut and some scene change, that's understandable. Some people may find that annoying. I liked it, as it is a big difference to so many other shows.The show is remarkable reckless to its own story-line, but also very kind to its characters. Everyone, even the most notorious killer, gets a positive or sympathetic side.I found the balance between dark comedy and thriller just right, at least in the first season. The second season is a bit slower, a bit less funny, and a bit too serious sometimes, but has at least 12 episodes instead of 6. The episode length is always about 22 minutes including credits at ~24fps.Of course there are some mistakes here and there where you have to raise your 'suspension of disbelief', like in so many other crime shows. That is not an extra minus for a show like this.About the acting, most entertaining for me was Gina Gershon as 'Mother', Clifton Collins as her 'Samurai' Julian is like a character from Kill Bill, and Emily Osment makes a great Harley Quinn-like companion to a bit colorless Emmanuele Chriqui. Her Veronica (or simply 'V') is the only one that didn't quite convince me, she sometimes looks insecure, what she should currently express, or what her role is in this mess.But 'Cleaners' is overall very entertaining and funny, so I have to give 7 stars.
F P Though season 1 presents a highly contrasted, roughly shot experience, the main characters, their chemistry, and the pacing of each episode is actually quite refreshing. It's easy to get caught up in how cheesy it can be, at times, but for the most part the show offers more than what you first see. Furthermore, the latest season (2) switches gears in terms of camera work, setup, and editing style. Gone are the quick jump shots, high contrasted scenes and flashbacks - it now presents itself as a much more professional series with diverse characters, exciting and believable action scenes, a more intriguing and intricate plot than the first season, and a powerful relationship between the two mains. All of which is spread apart in 12 twenty minute episodes, twice as many as season 1. The script in season 2 also takes a step up, the vulgarity, which was a tad overboard in season 1, has been decreased to a normal level, which adds to the viewer's ability to relate to the characters.The presence of two strong, detailed, and witty female leads in an action series is also a great, and rare, takeaway. The show is definitely worth a shot, most especially season 2.
bob-rutzel-1 Contract Workers (read Killers) Roxi (Osment) and Veronica (Cheriqui) are sent by Mother (Gina Gershon) on a mission to take a car to a certain location. Seems simple enough until they have a flat tire and need to look in the trunk. What they see changes everything. This could have been pretty good had the Director not fooled around with loud, uncomfortable music and inserting scene shots as thought they were bullets throughout. This was most distracting and gave off that cheesy vibe. The dialogues and acting were pretty good. Okay, we do get a little tired of Gina Gershon curling her lips when the camera is on her. Quite distracting.Originally, I thought this would be about female assassins, but this story didn't go that way. Maybe in another movie with the Roxie and Veronica, who are pretty good together. This story takes a page from a Jason Statham movie SAFE and if you have seen that movie, then you know what this is all about. Kind of.The title is misleading. Cleaners are people who clean up crime scenes or bodies from crime scenes. Here the crime scenes were created. See?There are a lot of hand-to-hand fights and they are very good. No CGI. It was the uncomfortable music and scene shots that came in like a Gatling Gun that proved too over the top. (4/10)Violence: Yes. Sex: No. Nudity: No. Language: Yes.
sergei740-623-239130 This series is altogether pretty crappy, but the only thing that motivated me to sit through it was the stunning Emily Osment, who literally saved the show. Without her, the movie is edited with an amateur style, as if with some child's video camera from last Christmas, and the storyline has too many flaws to point out here.The storyline itself says it all. A film about 2 villains as the protagonists, getting a job done. This storyline could go well, or not. This is an example where it has not. So watch it for Emily, or otherwise just don't.There are plenty of other TV series to watch. BTW, Osment stars in a new ABC show called Young and Hungry, so that ought to be another crappy series I'll only watch because of Emily.