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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Tim Thomerson | ... | Jack Deth | |
| Stacie Randall | ... | Lyra | |
| Ty Miller | ... | Prospero | |
| Terri Ivens | ... | Shaleen | |
| Mark Arnold | ... | Lucius | |
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Clabe Hartley | ... | Caliban |
| Alan Oppenheimer | ... | Farr | |
| Lochlyn Munro | ... | Sebastian | |
| Jeff Moldovan | ... | Harson | |
| Stephen Macht | ... | Harris | |
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Ruxandra Enescu | ... | Titania |
| Adrian Pintea | ... | Borgia | |
| Rona Hartner | ... | Tessa | |
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Costel Constantin | ... | Torturer |
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Ion Haiduc | ... | Angelo |
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Jack is now back in the future. He had since lost Lena, and finds out that he's lost his other wife Alice to none other than Harris. While heading out for another assignment, something goes awry with the TCL chamber. Jack finds himself in a whole new dimension. He also runs across a different version of trancers. These guys seem to be in control of this planet. Jack manages to assist a rebel group known as the "Tunnel Rats" crush the rule of the evil Lord Calaban. Written by Mike Leon <mleon@worldnet.att.net>
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Prospero: No.
Caliban: You've changed...yes, you've been reborn. Just as I anticipated, you were amongst the meat you could not resist, and now, we'll be together.
Prospero: Together in Hell!
[he tries to attack Caliban, but Caliban easily grabs and disarms him, tossing his sword aside then shoving him away.]
Caliban: Your heart's not in this, boy.
[unknown to him, Jack Deth sneaks up, and takes Prospero's sword.]
Jack Deth: Mine is.
[he waves his sword in challenge]
Jack Deth: ...
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Some of the Romanian actors that played smaller roles in the film had their dialogue re-looped by American voice actors in post-production. See more »Goofs
When Jack is fighting Borgia in the first 20 minutes of the movie, he has his gun knocked out of his hand. Moments later, he is knocked to the ground, and as his jacket lapel falls away, you can clearly see his gun, still holstered. See more »Quotes
Caliban: [to Prospero] I though I'd find you here. It's time to come home, my son.Prospero: No.
Caliban: You've changed...yes, you've been reborn. Just as I anticipated, you were amongst the meat you could not resist, and now, we'll be together.
Prospero: Together in Hell!
[he tries to attack Caliban, but Caliban easily grabs and disarms him, tossing his sword aside then shoving him away.]
Caliban: Your heart's not in this, boy.
[unknown to him, Jack Deth sneaks up, and takes Prospero's sword.]
Jack Deth: Mine is.
[he waves his sword in challenge]
Jack Deth: ...
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I've watched too many movies in my time. I mean, here I am, commenting on Trancers 4 - TRANCERS 4! - and I bet this review will be read by a grand total of about six people, the same six people who rented this silly little movie when it came out.
For the uninitiated, Trancers started life as a futuristic film noir series. Well, to be brutally honest, it started life as tacky B-movie trash with noir ambitions. The lead character, Jack Deth (like Death, geddit?) was played by lovable genre grump Tim Thomerson, who has achieved a semi-legendary status on the order of Bruce Campbell's. Are either of these men really titans of the entertainment industry? Nah. They're weirdos and underdogs. And that's why we love them.
Trancers 4 departs from the series' usual detective theme and plants Jack Deth in a medieval fantasy world populated by energy-draining vampires. Purists have cried foul over this, but what the hell - Full Moon had a sweet deal, filming on the cheap in Romania, and they wanted to re-use their forest and castle locations from "Subspecies." So, comic book writer Peter David was called upon to plunk Deth right into the middle of an old "Doctor Who" plot involving tyrants, rebels, swordplay, and lots of running around in the woods. The connection to "Who" is strengthened by the endearingly absurd special effects (or, better put, special defects).
The rebel characters are woodenly acted, the bad guys ham it up like loons, the fight scenes are listless, the plot makes no sense - oh, I could go on and on - and yet this movie is still boss, precisely because it's cheap and crass and ballsy and not in the least bit mainstream. This is the kind of movie you could make in a weekend with your friends, and it's all the better for its crudity. It's just so much fun - I mean, c'mon, Deth dunks some guy's head into a bowl of popcorn! He turns an android's head into a bedside lamp! He talks and acts tough, but he's clearly WAY TOO OLD to threaten anybody!
It rules. It just rules.