Fugitive X: Innocent Target (1996)Lets play games. Games of death. Adam Trent (David Heavener) is the hunted and what seems like the rest of the world is after him. The least he can expect is to be maimed. Director:David HeavenerWriter:David Heavener |
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Cast
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Adam Trent
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| Richard Norton | ... |
Winters
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| Clement von Franckenstein | ... |
Lindsey
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Jennifer Moe | ... |
Alicia
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Kara
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Jeff Hixon | ... |
Howard
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Uncle Billy
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Maloney
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J. Bartell | ... |
Eldridge
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Brutis
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Bibi Tanya Basha | ... |
Dell
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Rich Battista | ... |
Weazel
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Robert Wood | ... |
Barooka Joe
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Kevin Christopher Lokey | ... |
Eddie
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Melissa Barrett | ... |
Veronica
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Lets play games. Games of death. Adam Trent (David Heavener) is the hunted and what seems like the rest of the world is after him. The least he can expect is to be maimed. Written by Richard Jones <rjo339@swbell.net>
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shot in the stomach | death of daughter | drawn and quartered | topless female nudity | shot in the shoulder |Certificate:
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1 October 1996 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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One-man moviemaking machine David Heavener is the poor man's Steven Seagal with his stylish little ponytail and pained grimace. But Heavener is a bit too geeky-looking to really pull off his imitation. The lead actress even has a superficial resemblance to Sharon Stone. There's blood, guns, kicks, punches and a little T&A to keep Joe Sixpack from getting bored with this utterly derivative action junk. The best thing here was seeing weird-looking Robert Z'Dar play another disposable bad guy. Somebody give this guy a leading role sometime!