Lee Majors in a straight-to-video fever dream of bad choices and worse wigs.
A mercenary's wife is killed while he was on a mission, so he gives up that life to help those who feel that their lives might be in danger. Currently, he is protecting a woman whose boyfriend's not only a mobster but a wacko, who goes berserk whenever he sees her with another man. One day, while having lunch with a male friend, the boyfriend kills him, so now she has to turn to this mysterious stranger to protect her.
Acting
Lee Majors delivers 'I needed a boat payment' energy with surprising commitment.
Production
The kind of cheap 90s action where every location looks like someone's cousin's warehouse.
Practical Effects
Explosions and fights that clearly had the budget of a medium pizza.
Director
Bret McCormick
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Director Bret McCormick built his career on ultra-low-budget Texas-lensed action films, often shooting entire features in under two weeks.
This represents the dying gasp of the 90s direct-to-video action boom, when Blockbuster shelves were flooded with VHS covers promising stars in movies they'd filmed in three days.
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