Stone Cold

Director: Craig R. Baxley
Writer: Walter Doniger
Stars: Brian Bosworth, Lance Henriksen, William Forsythe

While serving a three week suspension police officer Joe Huff is offered an opportunity to work for the FBI or face an extended suspension. The assignment is to go undercover and infiltrate a biker gang known as The Brotherhood, an extremist gang dealing in drugs and murder. Taking on the identity of John Stone, a biker and recently released convict, Huff begins to infiltrate the gang and earn the trust of their leader Chains Cooper. As events unfold and things take a turn for the worse Joe learns that there’s more to this gang’s plans than dealing drugs and collecting protection money. Now it’s up to Joe to single handedly stop an all out massacre as Chain’s and his crew attempt to “crack the whip”.

A definite B movie this is one of those action flicks that never made it before falling into obscurity.  Taking that into consideration I have seen much worse but that doesn’t make this movie seem any better.  The script is a complete mess and has an over abundance of bad dialogue that made me cringe throughout the movie. The acting is right in line with the script but is a bit more humorous even though it’s unintentional.  It shouldn’t come as a surprise that Brian Bosworth along with the entire cast’s acting careers vanished right to DVD along with this movie.  There is no one person to blame for this mess, it was definitely a group effort.

There’s nothing more to say about this film except watch it at your own risk…

Rating: 1 Reel