Joe Huff is a tough, go-it-alone cop with a flair for infiltrating dangerous biker gangs. The FBI blackmail Joe into an undercover operation to convict some extremely violent bikers, who ... See full summary »
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Director:
James B. Harris
Stars:
Wesley Snipes,
Dennis Hopper,
Lolita Davidovich
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Director:
William Lustig
Stars:
Robert Forster,
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A tough detective who is part of an elite New York City unit is trying to find out who killed his partner, but uncovers a plot to kidnap mobsters for money.
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Joe Huff is a tough, go-it-alone cop with a flair for infiltrating dangerous biker gangs. The FBI blackmail Joe into an undercover operation to convict some extremely violent bikers, who are angry at the capture of their leader. Written by
Rob Hartill
Began shooting June 4, 1990, Craig Baxley replaced Bruce Malmuth as director late June 1990. Production was halted due to an IATSE dispute, resulting in the departure of director of photography John Leonetti and other IATSE members of the crew. Completed shooting September 26, 1990. See more »
Goofs
Before Domicci chucks a grenade at Tool while riding down the street in his car, the guy driving has blood on his mouth that isn't supposed to be there until the next scene when Joe rams his head through one of the car's windows. See more »
Quotes
Chains:
It's better to be first in Hell than last in Heaven!
[shoots two National Guardsmen]
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"SHE'S GOT A HOLD ON ME"
Written and Performed by Martin Block
Published by BLOCKSON MUSIC / THIRD STONE FROM THE SUN MUSIC / WARNER-TAMERLANE MUSIC / BMI
Courtesy of THIRD STONE / ATLANTIC RECORDS See more »
STONE COLD was such a big bomb in theaters, it not only put an end to the Stone Group film company, but derailed Brian Bosworth's chance of a post-football career in theatrical movies - it was several years later when Bosworth made his next movie, which went straight to video. Though Bosworth's utterly mediocre performance probably also explained why the major studios wouldn't give him another chance. Yet the movie is utterly enjoyable all the same, because it is so relentlessly over the top in just about every department. I knew I was onto something special when someone in the first minute emptied a machine gun into a shelf of Ritz crackers! Incredibly violent (the first cut got an NC-17 rating), sleazy, and with a climax that not only must be seen to be believed, but makes you wonder just how they got permission to do so... this is a must for fans of '80s action movies. Yeah, this came out in 1991, but if RAGING BULL is considered a '70s movie in spirit, why not?
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STONE COLD was such a big bomb in theaters, it not only put an end to the Stone Group film company, but derailed Brian Bosworth's chance of a post-football career in theatrical movies - it was several years later when Bosworth made his next movie, which went straight to video. Though Bosworth's utterly mediocre performance probably also explained why the major studios wouldn't give him another chance. Yet the movie is utterly enjoyable all the same, because it is so relentlessly over the top in just about every department. I knew I was onto something special when someone in the first minute emptied a machine gun into a shelf of Ritz crackers! Incredibly violent (the first cut got an NC-17 rating), sleazy, and with a climax that not only must be seen to be believed, but makes you wonder just how they got permission to do so... this is a must for fans of '80s action movies. Yeah, this came out in 1991, but if RAGING BULL is considered a '70s movie in spirit, why not?