A DEA undercover agent who works for the biggest cocaine exporter of the region refuses to perform a hit for the drug lord. The assignment becomes personal and decides to strike back before it's too late.
Trailer
Cast
Héctor Olivera
Director
John Schneider
DEA Agent Cliff Adams
Kathryn Witt
Janet Meade
Royal Dano
Bailey
Federico Luppi
Gonzalo Reyes
Rodolfo Ranni
Gen. Lujan
Ivan Grey
Klausmann
Ricardo Hamlin
Wilhelm
Edgardo Moreira
Rikki
Armando Capo
Oswaldo
Martín Coria
Gomez
Tom Cundom
Bailey's Driver
Ken Edgar
Kenny
Joe Capanga
Miguel
Marcos Woinsky
Pugg
Jacques Arndt
Franco
Guillermo Marcos
Hernandos
Juan Vitali
Marcelo Villalba
Patricia De Biaggi
Rosita
Steven M. Krauzer
Writer
Héctor Olivera
Writer
David Viñas
Writer
You Might Also Like
Ninja Immovable Heart
Outlawed
Rising Shaolin: The Protector
Ong Bak 3
Throwdown with Michael Symon
Ithonga
Spartacus: House of Ashur
Chicago Fire
Shooter
Isitha: The Enemy
Paris Has Fallen
A Soldier's Heart
War of Faith
Underground
Ariza
Forward Forever
Kaattaan
Insomnia
Glory of the Special Forces
Pride and Price
Undercover Law
Champion
One Good Day
Welad El Shams
Comments
3 Comments
Drugs, sex, violence , bad acting, couple guys clearly have their voices dubbed, nice little car chase with a hilarious outcome... just watched it, it's a great way to burn 90 mins
Warning: synopsis/spoilers - Duke boy John Schneider act's kinda like Indiana Jones, a smuggler (pilot?) who gets drawn into bad guy double-cross plots. Some cool scenes (a bar with one pinball machine? Meeting your informant/connection at his run down brothel with aging ugly hookers). Big firefight at the end with lots of explosive barrels.
Fresh off "The Dukes of Hazzard", John Schneider is a bad ass agent in South America battling a cocaine lord. Back in the 80's, cocaine was big. Coming from South America, and a federal agent from Miami is out to stop the dope king. His partner is killed, and he wants to avenge him, and end the shipment from hitting the United States. This movie is low budget, but has plenty of action and intrigue. Some of the choreographs are cheesy, but it is not boring. If you like John Schneider as Bo Duke, then this is right up your alley. There's no sliding off the hoods of cars though. A rainy day type of thing here. 2 out of 5 stars.
