Flick and Shoot

Flick

Flick verb - To make an irregular series of quick, sudden movements.

Usage example: the horse's tail flicked in restless irritation

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Shoot and flick are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shoot" instead a verb "Flick".

Nearby Words: flicker, flickering, flicked, flicking

Shoot verb - To cause (a projectile) to be driven forward with force.

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Flick and shoot are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flick" instead a verb "Shoot".

Nearby Words: shooting, shooter, shooed

old	old flick	old shoot
good	good flick	good shoot
typical	typical flick	typical shoot
single	single flick	single shoot
Other adjectives: small, actual, entire, great, bad, quick, decent, famous, new, few, classic, odd, occasional, different, literal, surreal.

Where the movie was pretty much a sci-fi/buddy-cop action flick, the series allowed much more depth to the characters, and was more of a social commentary than a shoot-em-up.

Source: Recycled: The Series
However, given her limited Reality Warper powers, she has modded it to shoot unusually large ammo (like, among other things, bowling balls) and to flick out swords like a giant switchblade.

Source: Cool Guns / Revolvers
The indie slasher flick Bread Crumbs (2009) indicates that this is basically the theme of the pornographic film the Monster Munch-in-a-cabin characters are in that secluded cabin to shoot.

Source: Pizza Boy Special Delivery