Intent to Kill (Video 1992)

A young policewoman relentlessly tries to bring down a ruthless drug kingpin whom plots his own agenda for his drug distribution empire.

Director:

Charles T. Kanganis

Writers:

David Halver (additional dialogue), Charles T. Kanganis (screenplay),

Stars:

Traci Lords, Angelo Tiffe, Scott Patterson

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Traci Lords	...	Vickie Stewart
Angelo Tiffe	...	Salvador
Scott Patterson	...	Al
Luis A. Pérez	...	Pablo
Sabrina Ferrand	...	Maria
Michael M. Foley	...	Tom
Yaphet Kotto	...	Captain Jackson
Sam Travolta	...	Sergeant Harris (as Samuel Travolta)
Vinnie Curto	...	Mooch
Elena Sahagun	...	Mia
Kevin Benton	...	Black Drug Dealer
Darryl Moore	...	Dealer's Henchman
Sam Sabbagh	...	Salvador's Limo Man
T. Alan Brown	...	Salvador's Limo Man
Billy Bastiani	...	Philly the Pig

Storyline

Policewoman Vicki leads a police action against drug dealer Salvador. Salvador gets away, but Vicki acquires his drugs worth $5 million. Due to the many police losses, she is taken of the case and replaced by her husband Al. Nevertheless, she continues to hunt Salvador down who is now making havoc to regain his drugs.

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Plot Keywords:

drugs | cult film | drug dealing | independent film

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Genres:

Action | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated NC-17 for extreme violence

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

15 September 1993 (USA)

Also Known As:

Demasiado peligrosa

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

PM Entertainment Group

Technical Specs

Runtime:

99 min 95 min (edited)

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Captain Jackson: And what was YOUR intent? To kill?

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Soundtracks

"STAND TALL"
Performed by Lost Art
Words and Music by David Williams & Pattie Kelly

User Reviews

Less than what you'd expect from Traci

Story line - very poor

Acting - mediocre to poor

Character Development - very little

Violence - heavy

Sex & Nudity - NONE

Tough cop Traci takes on a very bad drug dude, and in the end, she's the last cop still standing, mostly because it's her arrogance and stupidity that got the others killed. The best comedy moment (not intended to be funny) is when she seriously wonders what it was that she did wrong.

I expected the overall quality of the flick to be poor, and so wasn't disappointed in that regard. However, I was expecting a certain amount of eye candy, and the best this movie provided was a girl on a bicycle wearing a thong bikini. Doesn't Traci realize that nudity is the only reason her fans put up with the other inadequacies?

Traci is actually not a bad actress, but if she really wants to go mainstream and keep her clothes on, she needs to start hanging out with a better class of writers and directors. Continuing to be in forgettable flicks like this is what she's doing wrong.