Pour la mort d'un flic

Titre original : L.A. Heat

1989
Not Rated
1h 25min

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Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs in Pour la mort d'un flic (1989)

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Réalisation
- Joseph Merhi
Scénario
- Charles T. Kanganis
- Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs
Casting principal

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4,2/10

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Réalisation
- Joseph Merhi
Scénario
- Charles T. Kanganis
- Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs
Casting principal

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Rôles principaux38

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Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs

Jon Chance
(as Lawrence Hilton Jacobs)

Jim Brown

Captain

Kevin Benton

Clarence

Myles Thoroughgood

Spyder

Trish Johnson

Jane
(as Pat Johnson)

John Henry Richardson

Boris
(as Jay Richardson)

Robert Gallo

Sylvio
(as Bob Gallo)

Raymond Martino

Raymond

Joe Verroca

Bobby
(as Joe Vance)

Gretchen Becker

Tina

Jamie Baker

Bill

Pamela Dixon

Mary

Crystal Dawn

Mary's child

Renny Stroud

Rollo

Carl Augustus

Stick
(as Carl C. Augustus)

Wardell Jackson

Gang Member Blade

Troy Garrison

Gang Member Rock

Nat Moore Jr.

Gang Member Burn

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Histoire

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Anecdotes
The first film from PM Entertainment Group.

Connexions
Followed by Angels of the City (1989)

Bandes originales
L.A. Heat
Words & Music by Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs (as Lawrence Hilton Jacobs) and Jastereo Coviare
Performed by Jastereo Coviare (as Jasterio) and The Fourth Element (courtesy of Azelie Records)
Recorded at Tribal Music Studio
Re-mixed by Jastereo Coviare
Engineered by Jastereo Coviare
Assistant engineer Chenoa Natani Coviare

My review was written in January 1989 after watching the film on Raedon video cassette.

Jim Brown fans will be happy to see him back in straight-ahead fashion -after the self-spoofing of "I'm Gonna Git You Sucka" -in "L. A. Heat", an okay made-for-video feature.

Pic benefits from an earnest performance by Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs as cop Jon Chance, who's having plenty of trouble with his captain (Brown) over a drug case.

Actually Chance dreams of being a Wild West gunfighter (illustrated in fantasy inserts), but Brown keeps giving him deadlines to catch the violent dealer (Kevin Benton) who's making fools out of the L. A. police.

Trademark exploding blood-packs (by Judy YHonemoto) punctuate Joseph Merhi's B-picture. Tech credits are acceptable, though the sound recording is a bit rough and ready.