One Man Force

1989
R
1h 32min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn 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.

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

Versions alternatives
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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5/10

Mostly mindless mayhem ..............

John Matuszak plays Jake Swan, a rogue cop whose partner was killed. Eventually he seeks revenge on a nice assortment of bad guys. If you close your eyes as "One Man Force" begins, the music sounds very Ennio Morricone like, and you might think you had stumbled on a spaghetti western. Instead, what you get is a not too subtle search and destroy mission. Along the way Matuszak dispenses with colorful villains Charles Napier, Robert Tessier, and Richard Lynch. Part of the fun is seeing these three creatively disposed of, deaths like being crushed by a Pepsi machine, or barbecued on a rope. A number of amusing moments make "One Man Force" almost watchable. - MERK