Total Force (1997)

Director:

Steven Kaman

Stars:

Timothy Bottoms, Rustam Branaman, J.D. Rifkin

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Timothy Bottoms	...	Drake
Rustam Branaman	...	Stode
J.D. Rifkin	...	Rock
Morgan Daniel	...	Stone
Frank Stallone	...	Jack O'Hara
Calista Carradine	...	August
Oleg Taktarov	...	Boris
Tom Bresnahan	...	Spike
Richard Lynch	...	Dr. Edmund Wellington
Malcolm Yates	...	Thompson
Sal Landi	...	Adm. Denton
Brian Sheehan	...	Jenkins
Barry Lynch	...	Sen. Williams
Freddy Deane	...	Eddie (as Freddie Deane)
Caron Stron	...	Reporter

Storyline

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Genres:

Sci-Fi

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

Oliki dynami

Company Credits

Production Co:

CPI

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Followed by Absolute Force (1997)

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Soundtracks

"Southern Soul"
Written by Gael MacGregor, Barry Coffing & Ramona Wright
Performed by Calista Carradine
Published by MacMusic Magic, Barry Coffing Songs & Cosmotion Music
Courtesy of UE3 Records

User Reviews

Quite Possibly The Worst

This movie was absolutely terrible. In fact it has gained the honor of being the first movie we have ever decided to burn due to the total un-rewatchability (ignorance is the only reason for original viewing).

First of all, Steven W. Kaman (aka Iven Nuvo, you aren't fooling anyone), what on earth were you thinking? I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall with the movie studio as you went over the plot of this movie. Kaman: "A mad scientist, will create an incredible weapon called the 'neurolator', things go wrong, special task forces and terrorist are called in, and then things blow up, and did I mention, the special task forces best friend is a talking pie?" Movie Studio "Kaman, you've done it again!"

(sadly there was no actual talking pie)

I really just wonder if Kaman (or anyone else associated with this movie) would show this movie to their friends or family and expect good reviews. I believe people make movies believing they are good, but the general public does not agree. I can't believe anyone involved with this movie could believe it was good at any point.

We have watched many a bad movie, but this one has taken the cake (and vomits all over it with its crappiness).

Truly atrocious. (Note to self, never have a security camera five). (Second note to self, build up sector 213 only to move to sector 214) (Third note to self, there is a sequel, BEWARE!)