Yeah, this movie is cheesy as hell. It belongs in the 80's, not the 90's. That being said though, I challenge anyone to find a more brutal and evil villain than either Lance Henrickson or William Forsyth. I'm a big fan of this movie, maybe that's because I actually know a guy who was an extra in this film? But still, I thought it was a great action flick!
shareWow lives up to the boost on this board! Classic opening, great lines. I can see where so many others ripped off from this. Like the gator on boat in Miami Vice! Just mixing up the liquids at beginning. What a ride. Director certainly knew his craft, formed under some true masters of the action genre.
Where has this one been, or me?!
Have never heard the usual film nuts like Tarantino or Rodriguez mention this.
Probably don't dare. Used so much of the action, bar scenes, etc. themselves.
Super Heavy Duty Trip.
It is kind of the greatest bike clubmovie ever made. And there were many contenders. But unlike so many of them, this one is always fun to watch, and made with a certain amount of obvious, conscious skill. Great, way, wayyyyyyy over the top performances by Lance Henriksen and William Forsythe don't hurt, either. No great surprises here but real color and drive.
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Amazing action flick. I remember the commercials for this and assumed it was gonna be a big hit, a travesty that it wasn't in the theatrical sense, but it's one of my favorites and seems to have a good enough following that it warranted a blu ray release.
shareI agree, Stone Cold is great. It ranks right up there with Roadhouse.
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