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| Michael Sopkiw | ... | Jake 'Tiger' Sharp | |
| Valentina Forte | ... | Connie (as Valerie Blake) | |
| George Eastman | ... | Tom | |
| Stefano Mingardo | ... | Wally (as Mike Miller) | |
| Ottaviano Dell'Acqua | ... | Matt (as Richard Raymond) | |
| Massimo Vanni | ... | Dying Police Officer (as Patrick O'Neil jr.) | |
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Elizabeth Forbes | ||
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Carl Savage | ||
| Michele Soavi | ... | Pete (as Michael Saroyan) | |
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George Williams | ... | Cochran |
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The hero of the film is a murderer. He is an ex cop who served eight years in prison for the murder of his wife's murderer. Upon release from prison, he decided to return to his hometown to escape from his past. En route to his ancestral home in Georgia, one of his friends gives him a gun that fires grenades, smoke bombs, steel balls, rockets, and several other types of projectiles. One day, while just looking through the scope of his gun for no apparent reason, he happens to spot a large buck. He follows the deer with the scope and is surprised when he witnesses a group of local boys poach the deer. The hero puts the gun under the floorboards of the porch, where it remains until very near the end of the movie. Upon investigating the poaching, he uncovers a horrifying poaching ring run by a man from Hong Kong who is paying the locals a couple of thousand dollars per deer and using bits of the animals for Oriental medicines. Our hero decides to clean up the ring. However, he runs into ... Written by <jeff@bora.dacom.co.kr>
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15 November 1985 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Medusa Distribuzione, National Cinematografica, Nuova Dania Cinematografica See more »
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Written by Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb, and Maurice Gibb
Performed by Tommie Baby
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Lucio Fulci was originally attached to direct but eventually backed out to make I guerrieri dell'anno 2072 (1984). See more »Quotes
Jake 'Tiger' Sharp: YOU WANT TO KNOW WHO I AM? I'M A SON OF A BITCH... who wants to be left alone.See more »
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Footage contained in this film which depicts animals suffering was archive documentary footage and was not instigated by the production company. See more »Alternate Versions
Italian DVD release (which is full uncut but with Italian audio and subtitles ONLY!) has quite a few more intense and violent scenes than the Finnish videotape (English audio) that possibly are not censorship cuts but version differences. The rape scene and the beating of the cop in the woods is more intense. Also the "exploding arm" - and "the throatcut" - scenes are not present in the Finnish videotape. There's also some differences in some of the dialogue scenes, like the ending - in the Italian print Eastman and Sopkiw don't say anything to each other while in the english language print they change a few words. See more »Soundtracks
Evening StarWritten by Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb, and Maurice Gibb
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How many movies were inspired by the horror classic "the most dangerous game" ?Even such recent works as Gibson's "Apocalypto" were . This one is not worse than the others ,and if the two leads had shown more emotion ,had they "played" ,it could have been even endearing.As an action movie ,it's moderately entertaining ,with a hackneyed screenplay -just one thing "happens" which would not generally happen in this kind of superman flick-And it's after "it " happens that the movie has nothing more in store for the viewer.Well filmed in nice landscapes which recall " Deliverance" another movie "blastfighter" borrows from.And the same horrible cliché that claims that country people are savage uneducated brutes.