One Man force - Ein Mann wie ein Tank

Originaltitel: One Man Force

1989
R
1 Std. 32 Min.

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One Man force - Ein Mann wie ein Tank (1989)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuIn this action packed film, an L. A. cop speeds off to get revenge upon the dirty drug-dealing dogs who killed his partner.In this action packed film, an L. A. cop speeds off to get revenge upon the dirty drug-dealing dogs who killed his partner.In this action packed film, an L. A. cop speeds off to get revenge upon the dirty drug-dealing dogs who killed his partner.

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John Matuszak is one of ten former Raiders players who became actors; the others include Bob Golic, Bill Romanowski, Nnamdi Asomugha, Bubba Smith, Ben Davidson, Lyle Alzado, Howie Long, Fred Williamson, and Carl Weathers.

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While Jake is on El Tipre's car, a stunt person can be seen body doubling actor John Matuszak.

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German VHS release by VPS was cut by almost two minutes to secure a "Not under 18" rating. Most of the action scenes were shortened to reduce violence. Only in 2024 was the movie released uncut on DVD in Germany by TG Action/Cargo Records.

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The River
Performed by: Stacey Swain (as Stacey Q)
Written by: John McCafferty & Stacey Swain
Courtesy of: Atlantic Recording Corp.
by Arrangement with Warner Special Products

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Matuszak does a fine job as tough-guy

My review was written in July 1989 after watching the film on Academy video cassette.

An okay action pic, "One Man Force" is notable as a rare starring role for the late John Matuszak, who does well as a sensitive, tough guy detective.

Film was briefly test-released theatrically in June but more logically will find its niche in video stores.

Matuszak plays an L. A. cop who goes on the rampage when his partner (Sam Jones) is killed by drug dealers. His boss is a police lieutenant essayed by Ronny Cox, identical to his "Beverly Hills Cop" film roles but with a twist at pic's end.

Main plot has him hired (after being suspended from the force) to solve the kidnapping of a rock star (played by Stacey Q), which Matuszak ultimately links to a money-laundering ring.

Pic is buoyed by an excellent supporting cast of familiar talent including Sharon Farrell as a diner owner and Charles Napier as a villain. Matuszak handles the physical action with aplomb and also is effective in several dramatic scenes.

Tech credits are above average, including an energetic musical score by David Michael Frank.