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Title: Dark Power (2013)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Sean Patrick Flanery | ... | John Archer | |
| Kristanna Loken | ... | Mila Driver | |
| Chris Carmack | ... | Durant | |
| Richard Gleason | ... | Jack Harvey | |
| James C. Burns | ... | Tommy Edwards | |
| Kevin Dobson | ... | Mayor Stan Wood | |
| Morgan Fairchild | ... | Elizabeth Archer | |
| Kym Jackson | ... | Crystal | |
| Andrew James Allen | ... | Alex Ferrer | |
| Sewell Whitney | ... | Mike Conway | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Robert T. Barrett | ... | Body Guard Thug |
| Jeffery Dean | ... | Jude Brown | |
| Seth Di Marco | ... | Thug#1 | |
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Bryan Duran | ... | Detective Beretta |
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Lydia Echevarria | ... | Sonia De Silva |
When the mayor of a crime-ridden city and his opponent are assassinated, two FBI agents join forces to investigate the murder and become the targets of a powerful criminal conspiracy.
This minor action film aims higher than most, causing it to fail more obviously. The script poses a vast conspiracy that is supposed to give the story some importance, but is very poorly developed and resolved.
Most annoying to me was the haphazard construction of the story arc and its hanging plot threads, as badly handled as I've seen in ages. The two main characters: cop Flanery and Amazonian FBI agent Loken are dropped from a long stretch that focuses on the political subplot and bad guy, then reinserted for action sequences. Then near the end the star Flanery is lost completely with no explanation as the film's continuity deteriorates miserably. Tacked on ending focusing on Loken for the usual "sequelitis" prospect of a follow-up feature betrays a possibly unfinished film project here, also hinted at by the placement of the director credit mid-way through opening credits, and listing as a director the IMDb-listed second unit director Jeffrey Robinson.