Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
David Keith | ... | Mace | |
Robert Hays | ... | Mitch McCullum | |
Pamela Anderson | ... | Sarah | |
Leo Rossi | ... | Lieutenant Atkins | |
Charles Napier | ... | Mayor David Stiles | |
Stacy Keach | ... | Deputy Mayor Bob Jenkins | |
Javi Mulero | ... | Detective Gordo Garcia | |
Ted Prior | ... | Bennett | |
April Bogenschutz | ... | Donna Stiles | |
Bernard Hocke | ... | Bernie | |
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Marshall Russell | ... | Sonny |
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Jeanette Kontomitras | ... | Blaze |
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Larry McKinley | ... | Desk Sergeant |
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Hal Jeansonne | ... | Bartender Joe |
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David Veca | ... | Thug #1 |
Mayor Stiles' daughter Donna is killed the night after a lousy date with the shy Mitch. Of course this makes him the main suspect. When Mitch gets free on bail, Styles hires ex-cop Mace to follow him. Mace learns immediately that someone's after Mitch's life - and after his and prostitute Sarah's too, as soon as they're seen together. Unfortunately it's a cop who's after them, murdering witnesses and faking evidence against Mace. So Sarah has to give her best to soothe the pain of being accused while innocent. Written by Tom Zoerner <Tom.Zoerner@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
After dropping a date off at her house, "Mitch McCullum" (Robert Hays) goes back to his apartment, eats a bowl of Fruitloops and then goes to bed. Not long afterward the police bust into his house and arrest him for the murder of that same young woman who went by the name of "Donna Styles" (April Bogenschutz). As it turns out April was the daughter of a man named "David Styles" (Charles Napier) who just happens to be the mayor of New Orleans. So when an anonymous person posts bail for Mitch the mayor asks a bounty hunter named "Mace" (David Keith) to keep an eye on Mitch to make sure he doesn't try to flee the area. What neither the mayor, Mace nor Mitch realize is that April was deliberately targeted and the person responsible for her death has an agenda that threatens all three of them. Additionally, when a prostitute by the name of "Sarah" (Pamela Anderson) becomes accidentally associated with both Mitch and Mace she is also targeted as well. Now rather than reveal any more of this movie and risk spoiling it for those who haven't seen it I will just say that I found this movie to be unoriginal, uninspired and quite clichéd. No doubt those who enjoy chase scenes and pyrotechnics will love it but I thought it would have been nice if the director (David A. Pryor) had mixed in a semi-decent plot or a better script to go with all of the action. Unfortunately, this was not the case and the film suffered as a result. Accordingly, I rate this movie as below average.