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Titre original : The Kill Reflex

1989
R
1h 34min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA Chicago policeman (Fred Williamson) hunts his partner's killer and catches on to a cover-up.A Chicago policeman (Fred Williamson) hunts his partner's killer and catches on to a cover-up.A Chicago policeman (Fred Williamson) hunts his partner's killer and catches on to a cover-up.

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4,1/10

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Anecdotes
The original title was going to be Soda Cracker.

Gaffes
In the shootout between Fred Williamson and Bo Svenson, Svenson is driving his car to get away and the rear window glass is missing. When Svenson gets out to shoot at Williamson, the glass is intact and is then shot out by Williamson. Svenson gets back into the car to get away, the rear window glass is intact. Svenson backs his car toward Williamson, the glass is again missing.

Citations
Soda Cracker: I know it was you that hit Phil, Moss. I'm on your ass 'til you crack! And when you do, I'll be there to blow you straight to hell!
Ivan Moss: Are you threatening me?
Soda Cracker: Better than that, pal. I'm promising you!

Bandes originales
Meet Me On The Moon
Written by Gene McDaniels and Carrie Thompson
Sung by Phyllis Hyman
© Skyforest Music Co.

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Drama from the Hammer

My review was written in July 1990 after watching the movie on RCA/Columbia video cassette.

Fred Wiliamson tips the balance from action to drama in the effective direct-to-video feature "The Kill Reflex", originally monikered "Soda Cracker".

Nicknamed Soda Cracker, Williamson is his usual relaxed cop in Chicago out to find his partner's killer. Though there is an action-packed finale involving baddie Bo Svenson (Williamson's regular screen teammate), film concentrates on the human drama of the cop's widow Julie Gregg adjusting as well as policewoman Maud Adams' relationship with the principals.

Vocalist Phyllis Hyman, previously on screen performing in Spike Lee's "School Daze", makes a strong impression as Svenson's girlfriend.