Fatal Justice (Video 1994)

Somewhere near the Texas-Louisiana border, the CIA maintains a force of domestic assassins. So secret is their work that their retirement program is a bullet in the head. Up-and-coming ... See full summary »

Director:

Gerald Cain

Writer:

Bret McCormick

Stars:

Joe Estevez, Suzanne Ager, Richard Folmer

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Joe Estevez	...	Ian 'Mars' Connor
Suzanne Ager	...	Diana
Richard Folmer	...	Ted Harmon
Tom Bertino	...	Rick
Mary Joris	...	Margaret Stapleton
Doug Holland	...	Ivan Marchant
David Lee	...	George Marshall
Randy Clower	...	Ed
Ashley Chappell	...	Hooker
William Fain	...	Horace Landau (as William A. Fain Jr.)
Dot Hall	...	Mrs. Landau
John Patrick Shea	...	Landau Boy
Carrie Cain	...	Landau Girl
Jack Bednarcik	...	Training Camp Soldier
George Garcia	...	Training Camp Soldier

Storyline

Somewhere near the Texas-Louisiana border, the CIA maintains a force of domestic assassins. So secret is their work that their retirement program is a bullet in the head. Up-and-coming hitwoman, Diana, gets the order to dispatch Mars, a legendary CIA killer who's reached "retirement" age. She stalks him while he's in the bush leading a training exercise for recruits. Her pushy boyfriend Rick, also a CIA operative, insists on coming with her. Behind the scenes, a power play within the agency pits Ted Harmon against section boss George Marshall.

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Plot Keywords:

independent film

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Taglines:

They wanted her body. She wanted their blood.

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Genres:

Action

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Details

Country:

USA

Release Date:

1 May 1994 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Shreveport, Louisiana, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

American Independent Productions

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Several elaborate stunt scenes were pick-up shots originally made by local Texas stunt-men for their demo reel and incorporated by the director into the film: a helicopter transfer from a moving car, an exploding building with a bad guy on fire, etc.

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Quotes

Training Camp Soldier: I want to kill people.

User Reviews

Low budget, action packed B-movie

Although this movie was never released in theaters in the U.S., it is available on video. It is by no means a great movie, but Joe Estevez is good, as usual, and the refreshing performances of Air Force personnel SSgt. Jack Bednarcik, MSgt. George Garcia, SSgt. Ray Huckeba, and SSgt. Marvin Mullins as mercenaries make the whole thing worth watching. They not only performed in the movie, but, as I understand it, gave military advice to the star and his director, Gerald Cane, while filming was underway in Shreveport, LA.