The Last Witch Hunter (2015)

In a hidden modern world, ancient secrets persist, none more astonishing than the continued existence of witches – vicious supernatural entities bent on unleashing the Black Death to eradicate humanity. For centuries, an elite order of witch hunters has combated this unnatural enemy, spearheaded by warriors like Kaulder. Many years ago, Kaulder achieved the monumental feat of slaying the all-powerful Witch Queen, decimating her followers in the process. However, in her dying moments, the Queen cursed Kaulder with immortality, forever separating him from his beloved wife and daughter. Today, Kaulder remains the last living hunter, eternally tracking rogue witches and their dark conspiracies, all while enduring his unending solitude and the profound yearning for his lost family. "The Last Witch Hunter" earns its place on a list of "Best Breck Eisner Movies" by exemplifying his strengths as a director of engaging genre fare. Eisner successfully orchestrates a sprawling urban fantasy epic, showcasing imaginative world-building, compelling action sequences, and a surprisingly nuanced performance from Vin Diesel as the burdened immortal warrior. While some of his films might be more critically acclaimed, "The Last Witch Hunter" stands out in Eisner's filmography for its ambitious scope, consistent visual flair, and the effective blending of dark fantasy with modern-day action and a poignant, character-driven core. It's a testament to his ability to deliver robust, high-concept entertainment that is both visually striking and narratively satisfying for its genre.