Cast overview: | |||
Eric Roberts | ... | Lee Davis | |
Steve Austin | ... | Jim Rhodes | |
Gary Daniels | ... | Jensen | |
Marie Avgeropoulos | ... | Kim Rhodes | |
Gil Bellows | ... | Banks | |
Emilie Ullerup | ... | Dominika | |
Michael Eklund | ... | Geary | |
Donnelly Rhodes | ... | Sheriff Westlake | |
Michael Hogan | ... | Lawson | |
Adrian Holmes | ... | Crab | |
Brent Stait | ... | Walt | |
Darcy Laurie | ... | Gangbanger #1 | |
Lloyd Adams | ... | Gangbanger #2 | |
Kimani Ray Smith | ... | Gangbanger #3 (as Kimani Smith) |
Steve Austin stars as U.S. Border Patrol agent Jim Rhodes, a tough divorce mourning the loss of his murdered partner while struggling to raise his rebellious daughter in the mountains of Montana. But when a crew of trigger-happy fugitives takes Rhodes and his daughter hostage, a rugged wilderness will explode in all-terrain vengeance. Is there any wounded animal more dangerous than a lawman left for dead? Written by jck movies
I put off seeing "Hunt To Kill" for a long time, after coming across several negative reviews of it; I only rented it the other day when I was able to rent it very cheaply. After seeing it, I can understand what provoked those negative reviews. To be fair, not everything about the movie is disappointing. The production values are pretty good, the British Columbia locations the movie shot at are attractive to the eye, and Steve Austin shows he can play a tough and charismatic protagonist. If he can get on projects with good scripts and directors, I predict he could have a healthy B movie career ahead of him. Unfortunately, "Hunt To Kill" is not well-written or directed. The movie is surprisingly dull for the most part, with endless bickering between the characters and very little action for the first hour. What action there is isn't well-constructed, with poorly chosen camera angles and edits. Eric Roberts fans beware: He only appears for just a few minutes.