Zero Tolerance (1994)

Jeff is an FBI agent sent to pick up Ray Manta, a member of the White Hand drug cartel, from a Mexican jail. Manta escapes, and gets revenge by killing Jeff's family. Kowalski, another ... See full summary »

Director:

Joseph Merhi

Writer:

Joe Hart

Stars:

Robert Patrick, Titus Welliver, Mick Fleetwood

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Robert Patrick	...	Jeff Douglas
Titus Welliver	...	Ray Manta
Mick Fleetwood	...	Helmut Vitch
Miles O'Keeffe	...	Milton Kowalski
Kristen Meadows	...	Megan
Barbara Patrick	...	Wendy Douglas
Jeffrey Anderson-Gunter	...	LaFleur
Gustav Vintas	...	Lee
Jed Allan	...	George Wells
Bill Hufsey	...	Omar
Matthew Dunn	...	Sol
Michael Gregory	...	Gene Burbach
Shashawnee Hall	...	Danny Gill
Maurice Lamont	...	Gunther
Larry McQuillen	...	Levor

Storyline

Jeff is an FBI agent sent to pick up Ray Manta, a member of the White Hand drug cartel, from a Mexican jail. Manta escapes, and gets revenge by killing Jeff's family. Kowalski, another member of the White Hand, is sympathetic to Jeff as he hunts down the other members of the Hand one by one, getting vengeance for his family, eventually leading to a battle with Manta.

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Plot Keywords:

fbi | revenge | escape | motorcycle | prisoner | 

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Genres:

Action | Thriller

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

9 June 1994 (Hungary)

Also Known As:

Tolerância Zero

Filming Locations:

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

PM Entertainment Group

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

Obvious stunt player for Jeff when in the shootout on the streets of Las Vegas.

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Quotes

Manta: Yeah, yeah, yeah. I learned all that in Drug Dealing 101.

User Reviews

Good action

I'm a positive person when it comes to movies, but I didn't think "Zero Tolerance" ranks up with the best action movies. But to say it was terrible would be dishonest. Robert Patrick was a good actor in this movie. He showed how revenge is easily justified. I didn't like how the authorities say that he was a slaughtering vigilante, but people can be stupid when it comes to being unorthodoxed. Bad guys don't deserve to live. There is no argument saying that they should be allowed to live. If you kill innocent people, you deserve to die. Once the movie got further into the story, things started to get action packed. I was suprised to see John Woo styled action scenes where Robert Patrick is shooting guys with a pistol in each hand. To make it short, this movie was worth watching. I got re-inspired on how to do action scenes. (John Woo is still better than anyone