Peacemaker (I) (1990)

A doctor (Shepard) gets caught up in a war between two aliens (Edwards, Forster).

Director:

Kevin Tenney

Writer:

Kevin Tenney

Stars:

Robert Forster, Lance Edwards, Hilary Shepard

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Robert Forster	...	Yates
Lance Edwards	...	Townshend
Hilary Shepard	...	Dori Caisson
Robert Davi	...	Sergeant Ramos
Bert Remsen	...	Doc
John Denos	...	Detective Rieger
Wally Taylor	...	Moses
Kyra Stempel	...	Girl at Beach (as Kyra Ann Stempel)
Garth Le Master	...	Boy at Beach (as Garth Lemaster)
Rob Zapple	...	Swat Commander
Neil Summers	...	Milk Man
Robby Robinson	...	Junkie #1
Sharon Schaffer	...	Junkie #2
Irving E. Lewis	...	Junkie #3 (as Irving Lewis)
Clyde Talley II	...	Patrolman

Storyline

Two aliens arrive on Earth trying to kill each other. This is not easy, since they seem to be able to regenerate lost body parts and survive bullet wounds. Both of them happen to meet a young pathologist Dori Caisson, and each alien tells her that he is a peacemaker (an intergalactic cop) and that the other one is a bad guy. Whom can she trust ?

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Plot Keywords:

cult film | female nudity | b movie | alien fugitive | independent film

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Genres:

Action | Sci-Fi

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

14 May 1990 (USA)

Also Known As:

Duelo Final

Company Credits

Production Co:

Gibraltar Entertainment, Mentone Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

100 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

[after having sex with an alien]
Dr. Dori Caisson: Talk about your close encounters.

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Connections

References Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977)

User Reviews

Boldfaced Ripoff of The Hidden

As a director, Kevin Tenney's body of work is mixed at best. But as a writer it's clear that he has no problem stealing the plots of other movies. This is a blatant ripoff of a 1987 movie called The Hidden, which had the same storyline but much better action sequences. His later film, Endangered Species, is clearly a ripoff of Terminator. Witchtrap ripped off The Haunting and Hell House and his own Witchboard, which featured an equally cheesy villain. The opening set-up of the one Night of the Demons script he wrote (#3) was his attempt to steal Quentin Tarentino's crime action thunder, mixed with his usual rehash of plot points from the original film in the series. With all the struggling young writers out there trying to make a buck, you'd think that Tenney would throw away his keyboard and hunt for original material. Looking over his credits on this site, his best films were written by other people.