1989·Action·1h 45m
7.1
★
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.
Directed by John Frankenheimer
neo-nazism
colorado
los angeles, california
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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
Crew
John Frankenheimer
Director
John Frankenheimer
Screenplay
Gary Chang
Original Music Composer
Michael Kamen
Original Music Composer
Gerry Fisher
Director of Photography
Ken Adam
Production Design
Lynn Stalmaster
Casting
Mic Rodgers
Stunt Coordinator
Cheryl Wheeler Duncan
Stunts
Annie Ellis
Stunts
David R. Ellis
Stunts
Freddie Hice
Stunts
Popular Reviews
10 reviews
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Danny Reguinho
8.0★ · 02/14/25
This movie is made and set like a year or 2 before the book 2024's The Order would pull its source material from and by golly they're the same god damn movie. Not in a plagiarism kind of way, but Frankenhiemer is hitting on something in this film that was clearly in the air now and Kurzel is hitting on something very eerily similar and larger scale with that very same subject matter nearly 30 years on. Frankenhiemer knows what he's doing with the lens and Don Johnson's got just the right amount of presence to lead this as well as he does.
This movie is made and set like a year or 2 before the book 2024's The Order would pull its source material from and by golly they're the same god damn movie. Not in a plagiarism kind of way, but Frankenhiemer is hitting on something in this film that was clearly in the air now and Kurzel is hitting on something very eerily similar and larger scale with that very same subject matter nearly 30 years on. Frankenhiemer knows what he's doing with the lens and Don Johnson's got just the right amount of presence to lead this as well as he does.
Danny Reguinho
8.0★ · 02/14/25
This movie is made and set like a year or 2 before the book 2024's The Order would pull its source material from and by golly they're the same god damn movie. Not in a plagiarism kind of way, but Frankenhiemer is hitting on something in this film that was clearly in the air now and Kurzel is hitting on something very eerily similar and larger scale with that very same subject matter nearly 30 years on. Frankenhiemer knows what he's doing with the lens and Don Johnson's got just the right amount of presence to lead this as well as he does.
This movie is made and set like a year or 2 before the book 2024's The Order would pull its source material from and by golly they're the same god damn movie. Not in a plagiarism kind of way, but Frankenhiemer is hitting on something in this film that was clearly in the air now and Kurzel is hitting on something very eerily similar and larger scale with that very same subject matter nearly 30 years on. Frankenhiemer knows what he's doing with the lens and Don Johnson's got just the right amount of presence to lead this as well as he does.
Danny Reguinho
8.0★ · 02/14/25
This movie is made and set like a year or 2 before the book 2024's The Order would pull its source material from and by golly they're the same god damn movie. Not in a plagiarism kind of way, but Frankenhiemer is hitting on something in this film that was clearly in the air now and Kurzel is hitting on something very eerily similar and larger scale with that very same subject matter nearly 30 years on. Frankenhiemer knows what he's doing with the lens and Don Johnson's got just the right amount of presence to lead this as well as he does.
This movie is made and set like a year or 2 before the book 2024's The Order would pull its source material from and by golly they're the same god damn movie. Not in a plagiarism kind of way, but Frankenhiemer is hitting on something in this film that was clearly in the air now and Kurzel is hitting on something very eerily similar and larger scale with that very same subject matter nearly 30 years on. Frankenhiemer knows what he's doing with the lens and Don Johnson's got just the right amount of presence to lead this as well as he does.
Danny Reguinho
8.0★ · 02/14/25
This movie is made and set like a year or 2 before the book 2024's The Order would pull its source material from and by golly they're the same god damn movie. Not in a plagiarism kind of way, but Frankenhiemer is hitting on something in this film that was clearly in the air now and Kurzel is hitting on something very eerily similar and larger scale with that very same subject matter nearly 30 years on. Frankenhiemer knows what he's doing with the lens and Don Johnson's got just the right amount of presence to lead this as well as he does.
This movie is made and set like a year or 2 before the book 2024's The Order would pull its source material from and by golly they're the same god damn movie. Not in a plagiarism kind of way, but Frankenhiemer is hitting on something in this film that was clearly in the air now and Kurzel is hitting on something very eerily similar and larger scale with that very same subject matter nearly 30 years on. Frankenhiemer knows what he's doing with the lens and Don Johnson's got just the right amount of presence to lead this as well as he does.