Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Phillip Rhee | ... | Tommy Lee | |
Christopher McDonald | ... | Sheriff Jack Banning | |
Gina Gershon | ... | Margo Preston | |
Mark Rolston | ... | Donnie Hansen | |
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Peter Simmons | ... | Owen Tucker |
Anzu Lawson | ... | Karen Banning (as Cristina Anzu Lawson) | |
Dee Wallace | ... | Georgia (as Dee Wallace-Stone) | |
Michael Bailey Smith | ... | Tiny | |
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Justin Brentley | ... | Luther Phelps Jr. |
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Andra R. Ward | ... | Rev. Luther Phelps Sr. |
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Barbara Boyd | ... | Isabel Jackson |
Kitao Sakurai | ... | Justin Banning | |
Cole S. McKay | ... | Bo (as Cole McKay) | |
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Steve Hulin | ... | Tre |
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Jack C. Thomas | ... | Mr. Morgan |
While visiting his sister, Tommy Lee discovers a band of ruthless white supremacists is planning to shatter the peace of a small rural community. But what these thugs don't realize is that with Tommy, they're in for the fight of their lives. With the help of an honorable sheriff and a headstrong young teacher, Tommy battles back against the hateful group, waging war with everything he has to protect the town. Now, there's no turning back.
Tommy Lee (Phillip Rhee), comes into town to visit his sister Karen, right after the mysterious disappearance of a black reverend. His chinese-american sister is married to a white sheriff, one of the few lawmen in this small southern town. As it turns out, a super-rascist skinhead cult is taking control of the town. It was a little ridiculous, as they had a huge compound with plenty of C-4 explosives and grenade launchers which would surely attract the attention of the FBI and ATF. The sheriff and Tommy Lee take the law into their own hands, and it is up to one martial arts superhero to save the day.