Dead Bang
For one cop this isn't just a case. It's a war.
Los Angeles homicide detective Jerry Beck searches for the murderer who killed a police officer on Christmas Eve. The investigation takes Beck inside the violent world of hate groups and white supremacists, who are hatching a deadly plot to attack even more innocent people. Beck must also confront his own personal demons, including his growing problem with alcohol, if he wants to track down and stop the violent neo-Nazis before it is too late.
Trailers & Videos
Dead Bang (1989) Official Trailer - Don Johnson, Penelope Ann Miller Crime Thriller Movie HD
Cast
Don Johnson
Jerry Beck
Penelope Ann Miller
Linda Kimble
William Forsythe
Arthur Kressler
Bob Balaban
Elliott Webley
Frank Military
Bobby Burns
Tate Donovan
John Burns
Mickey Jones
Sleepy
Stephen E. Miller
Bogan - Oklahoma Officer
William Traylor
Elton Tremmel
Hy Anzell
Captain Waxman
Michael Jeter
Dr. Krantz
Tim Reid
Chief Dixon
James B. Douglas
Agent Gilroy
Brad Sullivan
Chief Hillard
Darwyn Swalve
Biker #1
Ron Jeremy
Biker #3
Sam Scarber
Detective Bilson
Frank C. Turner
Cottonwood Officer
Mic Rodgers
Sergeant Kimble
Evans Evans
Mrs. Gebhardt
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Reviews
GenerationofSwine
I haven't seen this before.
A cop with a dead partner, sure, I have seen that. A scumbag FBI agent, yeah, I've seen that too. I've also seen a widow that want's revenge.
BUT, from there it veers off and we have a group of skinhead white supremacists on a racist rampage and you have Mr. Miami Vice himself, in 1989, dressed like could care less about how he looks and, I haven't seen that before either.
The plot takes you from LA to small town America with all the shoot outs in between. The cop is a screw up and one that seems to only get by because he's seen it all before, not because he is particularly good at what he does.
It all boils down to a unique film and one that is exceptionally well put together.
The only thing that would make it a better film, would make it more unique, is if the white supremacists were as deeply and disturbingly family orientated as they are in the documentaries about the KKK. But, instead, you have them as the cliched psychopaths, which is somehow LESS disturbing.
But, it's a small cliche for a movie that you likely haven't seen before and certainly won't see again, at least not without the protagonist being a super buff ex-Navy SEAL with all the special effects to back it up.
You've reached the end.