| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| John Hurt | ... | Alan White | |
| Nick Moran | ... | Danny White | |
| Carrie-Anne Moss | ... | Leigh | |
| Shawn Wayans | ... | Valentine | |
| Joe Pantoliano | ... | Hellman | |
| Goûchy Boy | ... | Lawrence (as Gouchy Boy) | |
| A.C. Peterson | ... | Frayerling (as Alan C. Peterson) | |
| Eugene Robert Glazer | ... | Mr. Ryan | |
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Arthur Eng | ... | Yin Yang |
| Alex Karzis | ... | Webster | |
| Richard Fitzpatrick | ... | Leutenant Caldercourt | |
| Hardee T. Lineham | ... | Detective Berkley (as Hardee Lineham) | |
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Johnathan Wilson | ... | Detective Harris |
| Rob Freeman | ... | Robert Williams | |
| Richard McMillan | ... | Young | |
One morning, the cops find eight dead bodies, gunshot victims, near a farmhouse. They also find a wounded man who tells the story of what happened. He is Alan White (Sir John Hurt), the father of a young woman awaiting a heart transplant. The night before, his wounded son Danny (Nick Moran) has come to him with a tale of a kidnapping gone wrong. Danny, whom Alan hasn't seen for eight years, offers a deal. If Alan will pose as a kidnapping victim, which will lead to his death, Danny will donate his heart for his sister's transplant. If Alan refuses, then Danny and his friends, the "new blood" hired to help with the kidnapping, will die. What will Alan do, and what's really going on here? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
This is a typical 90's Crimefilm. Now I've seen lots of films like this lately, and this is not a bad one, not excellent either. Those who watch lots of B-films(like me) might think that this is just ok.
There's good actors, the Script is kinda ok, and there's some welldone gunbattles.