- Actors: C. Thomas Howell, Sofia Shinas, Danny Trejo, Courtney Gains, Alexander Folk
- Directors: Alan Smithee, Eric Larsen, Eric Louzil
- Writers: Chuck Conaway, Ira Israel
- Producers: Colin Bates, Dan Sales, Drew Phillips
- Format: PAL
- Region: All Regions
- Number of discs: 1
- Classification: 15
- Studio: Delta
- DVD Release Date: 9 Sep 2002
- Run Time: 83 minutes
- Average Customer Review: 1.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- ASIN: B00006BT8A
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 149,607 in Film & TV (See Top 100 in Film & TV)
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C thomas howell was in some great 80s movies as is a great actor so its so sad that he ended up in rubbish like this! Its the story of a man on deathrow who is the donor match for a dying girl,only he escapes & quin(c thomas howell)must track him down,but will he be able to take him alive or will he give in to temptation to revenge the man he helped put away in the first place? Im sure no one will really care by the time they've gotten to the end of this movie! Avoid!
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Just Some Mess!
1 Dec 2007
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Danny Trejo has many credits under his belt. Many must love him, including myself. Still, he is in big trouble if this mess of a movie is what happens when he's a main character. Maybe like Paul Lynde, he really has to be to the sides and not at the front of the line.
Let me mention just one scene that illustrates the silliness of this film. Trejo's character takes a female intern hostage as he flees a hospital. You hear all this female screaming and pleading, but the actress' mouth never moves while she is being hauled away. Trejo is walking slowly with an unwilling hostage yet the police are unable to catch up with him. Trejo has been in prison for years, yet he can shoot effectively with a hostage in one hand and the police get hit with his bullets left and right and do fake "I'm shot!" movements all over.
A hardcore Trejo fan may want to see this, but anyone else probably won't be able to stomach it.
Let me mention just one scene that illustrates the silliness of this film. Trejo's character takes a female intern hostage as he flees a hospital. You hear all this female screaming and pleading, but the actress' mouth never moves while she is being hauled away. Trejo is walking slowly with an unwilling hostage yet the police are unable to catch up with him. Trejo has been in prison for years, yet he can shoot effectively with a hostage in one hand and the police get hit with his bullets left and right and do fake "I'm shot!" movements all over.
A hardcore Trejo fan may want to see this, but anyone else probably won't be able to stomach it.
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