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Backlash (1987)Two policemen track down and arrest a woman who has been accused of murder, and begin the trek back across the desert with her. Director:Bill Bennett |
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David Argue | ... |
Trevor Darling
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Nikki Iceton
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Lydia Miller | ... |
Kath
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Brian Syron | ... |
The Executioner
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Anne Smith | ... |
Publican's wife
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Don Smith | ... |
Publican
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Jennifer Cluff | ... |
Waitress
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George Skiadas | ... |
Cook
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Mary Prentice | ... |
Motel receptionist
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John Lawrence | ... |
Property owner
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Greg Lawrence | ... |
Owner's son
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Garry Jackson | ... |
Policeman #1
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Gregory McMahon | ... |
Policeman #2
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Barry Mackaness | ... |
Petrol pump attendant
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Anthony Holmes | ... |
Detective
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Two policemen track down and arrest a woman who has been accused of murder, and begin the trek back across the desert with her.
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When Sexual Heat And Revenge Collide [USA Video] See more »Parents Guide:
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14 August 1987 (Australia) See more »Also Known As:
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This is probably the worst Aussie film I've seen in quite a while, although it was a fairly early one, before the industry was very well polished in that country. These characters were just not very credible to me. Under the circumstances, Nikki was pretty casual about her underwear in front of Trevor, a disliked stranger. The cops had to be pretty stupid to not know for themselves that egrets fly toward water in the morning. I feel sorry for Kath, falling for a guy who was, is, and would always be a jerk, no matter how glowing his moments of social redemption on his veneer. I just couldn't swallow it.