Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
William Smith | ... | Drew Savano | |
Barbara Leigh | ... | Alexa | |
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Guich Koock | ... | Cowboy |
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Christipher Joy | ... | T.K. (as Christopher Joy) |
Art Metrano | ... | Kincella | |
Ed Parker | ... | Ed Parker | |
Richard LePore | ... | Professor | |
Reggie Nalder | ... | Ronald Kahala 'The Hermit' | |
Seth Sakai | ... | Keoki McDowell | |
Kwan Hi Lim | ... | Mr. Chen | |
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Tino Tuiolosega | ... | Mr. Lee |
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Henry Ayau | ... | Butterfly |
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Peter Knecht | ... | Kimo Maderos |
Lenny Montana | ... | The Kahuna | |
Martin Kove | ... | Skip |
In sun-drenched Hawaii, a dynamic criminal organisation run by seven ruthless professional kingpins intends to liquidate its political leaders, and when they fulfil their plans, take over the 50th State and pillage the land. Although this may be true, the government will soon retaliate by summoning the unconventional special agent Drew Sevano, who, in turn, assembles an invincible and well-equipped army of six other deadly agents; all assigned will their target of choice. But things are looking bleak and the mandatory half-hour time frame for the completion of the operation is already tight. Will Sevano's Seven succeed? Written by Nick Riganas
The movie is a lot of fun with plenty of over the top and almost comical death scenes combined with wonderful scenery of almost every variety. William Smith, as good guy assassin team leader Drew Savano, was very likable with his ability of conveying a natural charismatic leadership presence. A quiet confidence, if you will. As more or less the leading lady Barbara Leigh was also good as the hot Alexa who has a pretty weird scene with the creepy "Hermit" played well by Veteran Reggie Nalder. Barbara by this time no longer possesses the transcendent beauty that she enjoyed in the Junior Bonner days, but is still a foxy lady in this one. The rest of the cast and story is also terrific which ads up to a fine "B' movie for Mr. Sidaris.