Elmo Freech is a private investigator who is contacted by CIA agent John Portland, who suffers from amnesia, to reveal a dubious case of drug smuggling involving big fish from Washington, D.C. and the CIA.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Steve Cohen
Director
Billy Blanks
John Portland
Roddy Piper
Elmo Freech
Richard Norton
Agent Norton
Charles Kahlenberg
William Helms
James Karen
Winston Briggers
Gary Kasper
Cowboy
Sal Landi
Milan
Phil Morris
Trekkler
Lisa Stahl
Maureen Peek
Brant von Hoffman
Carl Weldon
Frank Di Paolo
Police Officer
Ronald E. House
Gerte Reichtman
Tori Sinclair
Prostitute
Robert Werhan
Tiny
Ed Berke
Ambulance Driver
Wendy Oates
Hospital Doctor
Kimberley Simms
Desk Nurse
Jack Serino
Stickman
Steve Cohen
Writer
Otto C. Pozzo
Writer
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Commentaires
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I caught this movie on cable today and was fairly impressed. Not with the action or special effects, but how well Piper and Banks played off of each other. Piper was more believable in his character than Banks, but Banks held his own. The action was ok, but nothing to get excited about. This actually turned out to be a really good buddy movie with a good mix of action, drama and a fair mix of humor. This is one that is worth watching just for the heck of it. Remember...it's not an A movie...it's a B movie at best.
I bought this movie for two bucks because I wanted to see Billy Blanks in a movie where he has to show off his acting skills. I had seen parts of this movie before on cable, but when I watched it, it was actually entertaining. It had good fight scenes, including one of my new favorites. It's when Billy Blanks kicks a bad guy out of window of a moving car and the guy falls in front of the car and under the wheels (they actually show this, only they use a dummy). This movie is worth seeing once. Check it out.