Watch Katherine Heigl in terrible 'Killers' trailer

What a mess! Okay, it maybe a little too early, but judging by this trailer, Robert Luketic's upcoming action comedy "Killers" (aka. Five Killers") will stink big time. See for yourself right after the jump.

Katherine Heigl and Ashton Kutcher play two people who meet and then fall in love with each other. Some time later, their big romance is interrupted when someone is out to kill off Kucther's character.

Next thing you know, they are on the run, trying to figure out who wants to kill him or them. As I mentioned, the trailer looks lame, and I didn't laugh once, even though the cast seems to be trying hard to be funny.

Also, I can't stand Heigl's haircuts in this flick, but that's just a minor thing. Anyway, "Killers" opens June 4, 2010. Luketic also helmed "The Ugly Truth," which I didn't liek either. His "21" was a decent flick though.

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Ashton Kutcher on 'Five Killers' set

According to Robert Luketic's twittering, he's back in Los Angeles already, but for all you Ashton Kutcher lovers, the folks at The Bad and Ugly posted some pics of the actor from the set of "Five Killers." One shot follows right here:

In the film, Kutcher plays a hitman who decides to quit killing business when he falls in love with the woman of his dreams (Katherine Heigl). Years later, however, he finds out somebody out there has been hired to kill him.

Tom Selleck, Catherine O'Hara and Martin Mull are also on board. Release date is currently set for June 4, 2010. If you want more updates from Luketic, find him on Twitter here. For more set pics, this is link you want to click on.

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Tom Selleck, Catherine o'Hara board 'Five Killers'

Tom Selleck, Catherine O'Hara and Martin Mull have signed on to star in Robert Luketic's upcoming comedy "Five Killers."

Kutcher stars as a hitman who decides to quit killing business when he falls in love with the woman of his dreams (Heigl). Years later, however, he finds out somebody out there has been hired to kill him.

Luketic, whose credits include "21" and "Legally Blonde," is directing Bob DeRosa's original script, which Ted Griffin revised.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Selleck and O'Hara will play Heigl's parents. Mull is on board to play Kutcher's handler.

Selleck recently starred in "Las Vegas" and "Jesse Stone: Thin Ice." Of course, he's best known for his role as Thomas Sullivan Magnum, IV on "Magnum, P.I."

As for O'Hara, her recent credits include "Penelope" and "For Your Consideration." Mull appeared on "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" and "Roseanne."

Katherine Heigl joins Kutcher in 'Killers'

Katherine Heigl has officially boarded Robert Luketic's upcoming thriller "Five Killers" for Lionsgate.

According to Variety, the story starts with a woman meeting the man of her dreams while on vacation. Sparkling romance, however, quickly vanishes when they find out their neighbors may have been hired to kill them.

Ashton Kutcher is also on board. Lionsgate picked up a first draft by Bob DeRosa, with Ted Griffin on board to rewrite the project.

Luketic last directed “21” and most recently wrapped filming for his upcoming comedy “The Ugly Truth,” which also stars Heigl in the female lead.

Heigl's big-screen efforts also include "27 Dresses" and "Knocked Up." Kutcher was last seen in "What Happens in Vegas."

Kutcher to star in Luketic’s ‘Five Killers’

Ashton Kutcher is all set to star in Robert Luketic’s upcoming action comedy “Five Killers” for Lionsgate.

According to Variety, Kutcher will play a former hit man who struggles for survival after he finds out someone from his past has hired a bunch of killers to finish him off.

Lionsgate picked up a first draft by Bob DeRosa, with Ted Griffin on board to rewrite the project.

Luketic last directed “21” and most recently wrapped filming for his upcoming Katherine Heigl vehicle “The Ugly Truth.”

As for Kutcher, he most recently starred opposite Cameron Diaz in “What Happens in Vegas.” The actor has two flicks in post-production: “Personal Effects” and “Spread.”

Final word: Luketic has the ability to make entertaining flicks, and Kutcher can be funny at times. Let’s hope they’ll both do their best on this project.